Much Ado About Love
Much Ado About Love by Malia Martin, published by HarperCollins on September 5, 2000, is a historical romance that intertwines the lives of Sir Ian Terrance and the playwright William Shakespeare, who is revealed to be a woman named Olivia. This edition spans 384 pages and is presented in English. The story unfolds at the royal command of Queen Elizabeth, leading to unexpected revelations and a captivating dynamic between the characters.
Readers will find a narrative rich in romance and intrigue as Olivia’s secret life is unveiled through her interactions with Sir Ian. The plot explores themes of desire and identity, showcasing Olivia’s sharp wit and beauty while highlighting the tension between her creative ambitions and the passionate advances of her captor. As their relationship develops, the story raises questions about duty and the possibility of a happy ending amidst the complexities of love and societal expectations.
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Shakespeare’s In Love
At the royal command of Queen Elizabeth, Sir Ian Terrance has sought out a popular local playwright named William Shakespeare-only to discover that he is a she…and a most desirable and delectable she indeed! And now that the remarkable Olivia is his prisoner, Sir Ian is the one in chains-bewitched by the singular young woman’s irrestible beauty, deliciously sharp wit, and innocent sensuality.
Olivia’s secret life was well hidden, until Ian burst through her wall of pretense. There is much the devilishly handsome man can teach an imaginative, if inexperienced, maid, with his tender caresses and intoxicating kisses. But how long will the exquisite writer be able to remain aloof from the passionate attentions of her bold kidnapper? And can a breathtaking romance turn Ian form his duty-and ensure a happy ending?
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