His Reluctant Lover — Elizabeth Lennox

As a southern belle, Georgette has certain standards she must maintain. But when Dylan walks into the ballroom, all of her southern manners and poise are unable to hold up under his heated stare. She can't believe a Yankee could break through her walls so completely, but she must maintain her distance. She has goals of her own and she can't let some man, no matter how delicious he might be, interfere with those goals.

Dylan can't believe that the lovely lady is even trying to ignore her passionate side. She is sensual and funny, intelligent and passionate. And when they touch, they set each other on fire. So why is she running away from such a perfect union?