Leigh Harde

Savage Taking Leigh Harde

Lord Savage wanted to punish Sir Hubert Morris for a despicable act that ended in tragedy. It occurred to him, what better revenge than to corrupt his only son and heir? But innocent Robbie Morris mistakes his seduction for something else entirely. Now Savage must decide. Will he satisfy his desire for vengeance or open his heart to love? This book is for adults only. It contains graphic descriptions of hot man on man action and naughty language. Enjoy! Excerpt: Robbie looked on curiously when the door finally opened to admit a large rather formidable looking man dressed impeccably in the latest fashion. He jumped to his feet as Lord Savage and his father entered. "Lansdale," Sir Morris said. "I would like to introduce you to my son, Sir Robert Morris. Robbie, this is Lord Savage, Earl of Lansdale." "Nice to meet you, Lord Savage," Robbie said and held out his hand. "I look forward to working in your employ." John had to resist the urge to stare. With his delicate features and big blue eyes, Sir Robert Morris was far lovelier than he had anticipated. "As I look forward to having you," Lord Savage replied and shook his soft hand. He must have held it a moment too long because Sir Hubert Morris cleared his throat loudly. John reluctantly released Robbie's hand at the sound. He was being vulgar, he knew, and attempted to feel ashamed. After all, being an Earl, he should accept his victories with grace. They all retired to the sitting room for tea while Robbie's things were loaded onto Lansdale's carriage. Robbie seemed bright and eager as they conversed. It was clear to John that Sir Morris was upset, but he managed to maintain civility for the most part. As they stood in the foyer saying their goodbyes, Sir Morris clasped Robbie by his upper arms. Robbie jumped, surprised by the unexpected physical contact. Hubert's eyes held weight as he garnered his attention. "The year will pass swiftly, I am sure," his father told him. "But it is important to our family that you follow his lordship's orders." He gave Lansdale a hostile look before releasing him. "Yes sir," Robbie replied, confused by both his words and actions. His father needn't worry, he thought. Whatever else, he was always obedient to his superiors.