![]() ![]() She would soon learn, if Rutherston had his way, that a woman`s place is in a man`s bed. ![]() The lovely Miss Harland, on the other hand, had the gall to consider herself the equal of any man. He rather felt that Andromache - the paragon of passivity - was the heroine every lady of breeding should pattern herself after. In Rutherston`s view, women should be sweet, docile, and biddable. Well, Catherine may have been a green girl, but she could give as good as she got - as the Marquis would soon discover. ![]() It seemed to amuse that notorious womanizer to bait her with his own surprisingly excellent command of Greek literature. Hippolytus, she felt, was the epitome of male virtue - high-minded, lofty in his ideals, and completely the opposite of the rude and infuriating Marquis of Rutherston, her family`s new neighbor. Miss Catherine Harland, a sheltered country girl, possessed a passion for Greek letters. ![]()
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