I’ve been doing everything I can to get the word out about my latest release, Rajasthani Moon. The book is full of twists and turns, partly because it includes elements of so many genres. However, fundamentally it’s a romance, and as such, hangs on its characters. So here’s a quick introduction to my heroine and heroes.
The Heroine: Cecily Harrowsmith
Description (from Pratan)
“It’s a woman—a damned seductive woman—whose carriage I ambushed this evening. She looks Indian—dark skin, black hair, plenty of flesh on her bones—but I think she’s English. She’s got these amazing blue eyes… Her given name is Cecily. That’s all I’ve managed to get out of her.”
Dialogue line
“I’m not your 'pet'. Furthermore, I scarcely had a comfortable moment all night, due to the after-effects of your tortures.”
Hero 1: Pratan Devendra Rajput
Description
Sprawled on the floor, tangled in her clothing, Cecily glared up at him. A swathe of dark cloth wrapped around his head hid everything but his deep brown eyes. Sheltering under elegantly arched eyebrows, those eyes glittered with malice and craft. He had long, lush eyelashes that any woman would envy and a high forehead that bespoke considerable intelligence. A brute, no doubt, but scarcely dumb. She’d have to move with the utmost care.
Dialogue line
“You look quite fetching, all strapped up as you are. I have a certain weakness for women in bondage. In any case I’m sure it’s safer for me to have you immobilised.”
Hero 2: Amir Pratihar Rajput
Description
The Rajah leant forward in his chair, no more than half a dozen feet from her. A welcoming smile lit his clean-shaven face, but his eyes were black as coal and sharp as obsidian. Jet curls adorned his forehead, peeking out from under his turban of gold brocade, and jewel-studded ornaments stretched his earlobes. His sensitive mouth and smooth cheeks made him seem somehow softer than his brother—younger, fresher, less jaded. However, the intelligence she read in his gaze quickly dispelled any notion that she was dealing with a callow youth.
Dialogue line
“You may know that Rajasthanis are renowned for their ferocity. The traditional punishment for espionage or treason involves a distinctly unpleasant combination of branding, disembowelling then being left out in the desert to die. It would be a pity to subject such a delicious creature to that sort of…indignity—but still, there’s no question that you deserve it, is there?”
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