Once and Always
By Judith McNaught
- Release Date: 2016-11-01
- Genre: Historical Romance
Description
The first in the Sequels series from the New York Times bestselling author of the Westmoreland series—who “is in a class by herself” (USA TODAY)—follows a young woman who travels across the ocean to claim her rightful inheritance, only to encounter a passionate and unforgettable romance.
Victoria Seaton, a free-spirited American beauty left suddenly orphaned, is determined to lay claim to her long-lost heritage in Great Britain. When she arrives at Wakefield, the sumptuous estate of her distant cousin Lord Jason Fielding, she is overwhelmed by its astounding elegance. She is also bewildered by Jason—his arrogance, panther-like grace, and hidden depths.
Unable to resist her spitfire charm, Jason is enraptured by Victoria and is determined to have her. Wed in desire, they are enfolded in a fierce, consuming joy, free at last from the past’s cruel grasp. Then, in a moment of blinding anguish, Victoria discovers the shocking treachery that lays at the heart of their love. Is it too much for their relationship or will their love last once and always?
Reviews
Must read
5By PeruRo23McNaughty knows how to tell everyone of her characters courtships and combine them together in both of her series so effortlessly. Thank you . Loved it!Beautiful
5By hernchMust read absolutely beautiful, my favorite story of Tory and JasonBreathtaking!!!!
5By SilveplatedSo beautiful I have read this book over 60 times and I still feels like it transports me to a different eraTiresome
1By MusicollettI tried to like it. Jason is pretty awful though. And then the wedding night…? Sigh. I knew he was going to wind up basically raping her because he’s beyond irrational and jumps to toxic, jealous conclusions. I need authors to stop writing this type of thing. It’s not romance. It’s abuse.Em
5By EljjcAwesome!Terrible awful book
1By MegmgThis is not a romance novel. The wedding night is basically a rape scene, and the male lead character is a terrible human being. I am appalled.I loved this book but...
4By ChinecheremmJudith Mcnaught’s books are frustrating to read. She loves miscommunication so much but it’s so annoying for the readers. Every conflict in every one of her books can be solved with a good conversation and it’s just so frustrating to read. Anyway, still a good read.Loved it!
5By michellecalmaIt’s even better reading it again in digital format. One of the best read from my all time favorite author Judith McNaught!
