The Shot: Traincoach Of Death, Book 1 - Plot & Excerpts
He neither pressured Victoria nor treated her as a pawn in a business game, even as they’d inspected a smaller station on the line. Over the course of their time together, they spoke of art, sports, trains, and history. Anything she could think of, she asked. The kiss on the promenade gave rise to foolish dreams and desires. She wanted to find a flaw in him, something—anything—to prove he wasn’t as good as he seemed, to counter the welling attraction that built in her, despite her best efforts to tamp it down. Instead, she found him to be well educated, able to have a disagreement without disparagement, and a good listener which caused her to smile more than she remembered doing in a long time, despite her father’s presence. She caught her father’s smug look a few times as they’d checked on the station masters and other workings of the railroad station but refused to let it faze her. The inheritance would come to her, and then she would deal with the Earl’s manipulations.
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