Tall, Dark & Hungry
Tall, Dark & Hungry by Lynsay Sands is a fiction novel published by HarperCollins on June 29, 2010. This edition spans 384 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Terri, who travels from England to assist with her cousin’s wedding. Faced with the high costs of New York accommodations, she opts to stay with her cousin’s unconventional in-laws, the Argeneaus, a family filled with eccentric characters, including a vampire romance writer and a theatrical actor.
Readers will encounter a blend of humor and romance as Terri navigates her new surroundings and the intriguing dynamics within the Argeneau family. Among them is Bastien, who stands out as the tallest and most enigmatic figure, stirring feelings of desire in Terri. The narrative explores themes of temptation and attraction, set against the backdrop of a wedding and the quirky interactions of a unique family. This book presents a lighthearted take on romance, inviting readers into a world where love and laughter intertwine.
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The taste of temptation
Terri had flown from England to help plan her cousin’s wedding, but paying for a New York hotel room was like giving blood! She had an alternative: the new in-laws were offering lodging.
Of course, the Argeneaus were a certifiably odd bunch. There was the sometimes chipper, sometimes brooding Lucern—a “vampire romance” writer. There was the wacky stage actor, Vincent. She couldn’t imagine Broadway casting a more ravenous singing-and-dancing Dracula. And then there was Bastien. Of this unique cast of characters, he seemed the tallest, darkest and hungriest—and his effect on Terri was decidedly delicious. Just looking into his eyes made her want to serve up her innocence on a silver platter. And she had a feeling the love feast was about to begin.
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