Title: Feminists don't have a sense of humour
Product review: When Aunt Beatrice forbids her niece Priscilla to marry, she tells her loverboy Jeffrey that if her aunt could only see how brave and manly he is, she'd surely change her mind. A staged robbery, prevented by Jeffrey, should do the trick. A pair of bungling Irish day laborers are hired to accost Aunt Bea, and then-- Jeffrey to the rescue! It seemed like a good idea at the time.Things don't go as planned. Jeffrey is late for his date with heroism, and as a consequence poor Auntie ends up a hostage in a brothel. Little does she know, things happen for a reason: she'd soon be meeting the man who could awaken her long-buried passions.I found Krahn to be a funny, intelligent storyteller, immensely readable. Her mastery of plot is to be admired, as is her historical knowledge. Her romantic leads had sensational chemistry, and her love scenes were erotic but tasteful--neither too purple or too vulgar. I closed the book with a smile on my face.
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