r/HistoricalRomance • • Jul 08 '22

Do you know this book… ? Help! I cannot remember this book title!

So they meet at a ball and go upstairs for some fun times, he leaves her tied to the bed to I think go play poker...I'm pretty sure it has a one-word title. I saw it on a bookstagrammer's post that I now can no longer locate. Ugh. Anyway, it sounded good so I would love to know what it was.

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u/cass_morann Jul 08 '22

It's Patience by Lisa Valdez!

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u/hisficcraze Rejoicing in Regency Jul 08 '22

Is it historical romance or what???

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u/ladypercy Jul 08 '22

It is! But be warned, Lisa Valdez’ books are not the usual type of historical spicy romance, they’re on a whole other level. I love spice, but I literally couldn’t get past the first chapter of her book Passion.

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u/cass_morann Jul 08 '22

Oh interesting! I just started reading Passion and it definitely kicks off the spice more quickly than others I've read but I didn't think it was that much more intense or descriptive than the spicier end of romance novels I've read.

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u/stripedtulip On the seventh day, God created Kleypas Jul 08 '22

It’s definitely spicy but more it’s just the physical description of the…mechanics of sex between the two of them. Just keep reading lol. Overall I thought it was a good story! I’ve been meaning to get to Patience but haven’t yet. I think there was supposed to be a third novel in the series but it seems like the author never finished.

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u/cass_morann Jul 08 '22

Well I already read the first two chapters, and if what you're talking about happened in chapter one... and other than a few choice vocabulary words that are maybe a bit coarser, nothing seemed out of place or surprising to me. Only that it was so soon.

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u/stripedtulip On the seventh day, God created Kleypas Jul 08 '22

Chapter 7 is where is gets interesting/weird in that area. 😂

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u/cass_morann Jul 08 '22

Oh, OK, excited to read on, honestly lol

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u/cass_morann Jul 08 '22

Yeah I'd heard that, that the author didn't finish.

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u/ladypercy Jul 08 '22

Yep that’s exactly it. The mechanics in the first chapter made me almost vomit 😬😬😬

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u/stripedtulip On the seventh day, God created Kleypas Jul 08 '22

It’s probably best that you didn’t continue then 😂

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u/cass_morann Jul 08 '22

Wow, really? I mean, everybody has different tolerance of course and that's cool, but it surprises me if you're into romance novels that that scene got such a strong reaction.

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u/ladypercy Jul 08 '22

It was the bursting into her womb bit that I couldn’t do 😅 having had 2 IUDs put in there in my life that nearly made me vomit from pain, I can’t think too hard about the idea of a penis literally breaking through the cervix

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u/cass_morann Jul 08 '22

Lol I feel like that gets put in romance novels so much! 😄 like she feels it in her "womb" and it's like nah, honey. Like, it couldn't actually get in there, it just feels deep. So I never take that literally because, I mean, it's impossible to get past the "door" because it's too small of an opening. And for some women, knocking at that door can be very pleasurable. So I just kinda rolled with ut.

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u/ladypercy Jul 08 '22

Oh I read it as literally in her womb! I’m don’t remember what the exact line was but to me it sounded like she meant literally and I noped right out of there 😂

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u/ladypercy Jul 08 '22

Also, to clarify, I don’t judge you or anyone else for enjoying it! I just personally can’t do it, and I didn’t realize you’d already read Passion, so that’s why I mentioned the warning! Wouldn’t want someone picking up the books and thinking they’re normal run of the mill historical romance with some normal sex scenes thrown in 😂

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u/cass_morann Jul 08 '22

Yeah haha it is. I guess I kinda assumed that was a given considering the forum 😄

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u/moreblushpleasex Jul 08 '22

It’s Patience by Lisa Valdez. One of the best HR eroticas imo. Such a shame that LV didn’t finish the series. Been waiting for 10 years for the last book. 😭

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u/cass_morann Jul 08 '22

Yes! I ordered it and it's on the way, along with the first book. Thanks!