Duke’s Heart
Duke’s Heart by Vivian Rose Lee is a large print edition published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on January 28, 2013. This fiction work explores the complex relationship between Caitlin “Cat” Smith and Ellington “Duke” Howard, who initially share a mutual disdain for one another. Despite their differences and Cat’s reluctance to embrace love, their connection deepens over time, leading to unexpected developments that challenge their perceptions of each other.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of romance and personal growth, as Cat navigates her feelings for Duke while grappling with her own life challenges. The story unfolds against the backdrop of family dynamics and friendship, particularly through Cat’s bond with Duke’s sister, Zoey. With 222 pages, this edition presents a detailed exploration of the characters’ evolving relationship and the emotional hurdles they face.
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She called him Ellington just to irritate him, and he called her Caitlin to irritate her. To family and friends, they were known as Duke and Cat. From the first moment Caitlin “Cat” Smith and Ellington “Duke” Howard met, there was an instant dislike for each other. Caitlin disliked his arrogant, superior attitude, but he was Zoey Howard-Bryant’s brother and Zoey was her best and only friend. Over the years, and after many disagreements, she somehow foolishly fell in love with the arrogant, overprotective older brother. Love was something Cat avoided, convinced that she could live without it. She had issues in her life that had to be resolved before she could ever consider a relationship with any man, especially one with Ellington “Duke” Howard. Duke Howard knew Caitlin Smith to be stubborn, opinionated and feisty. And he wanted her. Over the years, he fought his attraction because he knew she did not like him, and didn’t mind telling him. She loved his sister and his brothers, and only put up with him. After his sister’s wedding, they found themselves making love through the night. After the best night of his life, she did what she does best. She ran.
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