Ola and the Sea Wolf — Barbara Cartland

The stars shone brilliantly over the harbor as Ola's words concealed what was in her heart: "You have told me that you hate women as I hate men..." The color rose in her cheeks.

The Marquis of Elvington replied, "I think we have a great deal to learn about each other."

Then he pulled her against him, kissing her with an insistence that dominated her, yet she was not afraid. She felt as if the silver of the moonlight on the sea rippled through her body.

"Why did no one tell me," she wondered, "that love was so majestic... and so... irresistible!"