Instead, she prefers to just keep things above average in her house and spend time with her husband. Unlike many of her contemporaries that have lived in some of the most fabulous of places, Courtney does not have that much fabulousness in her life. She has also worked as a tutor at the Seattle University of Law.Ĭourtney lives in Colorado in the Pacific North West with her husband, a vicious cat, and massive attack dog. After graduating from law school, she went on to work for chief judge of the US Court of Appeal, Alex Kozinski and Justice Sandra Day O’Connor that was an Associate Justice of the U.S. Bates Scholarship one of the Michigan’s most sought after and prestigious scholarships. For her undergraduate studies, she had studied law at Michigan Law after she became the recipient of the Henry M.

Milan went to University of California Berkeley, where she got her masters in theoretical physical chemistry. Publishers Weekly named her second novel “Trial by Desire” the Best Book of 2010. She has made the shortlist for Best First Historical Romance from RT Reviewer’s Choice and has been a RITA Award finalist. The author went on to become a USA Today and New York Times bestselling author, with her subsequent novels receiving starred reviews from the likes of Booklist and Publishers Weekly. Milan’s debut novel was “Proof by Seduction”, that was first published in 2010 to critical acclaim and much commercial success. So I wait with baited breath! This book is well worth the expense IMO.Courtney Milan is a pseudonym for Heidi Bond an American author best known for writing historical romance, and more recently contemporary romance novels. I actually wanted that one first, but it's not available. And I look forward to the other brother's story too. As a result of this book, I'm going to read Ash's story. I loved the view of women in relation to men's sexuality and women not being too blame. I absolutely loved the heroes full support of the heroine and how she came into her own. Continuing, some of the sex scenes were alluded to without giving the full picture, but it didn't detract from the story at all, but added to it appropriately.

I don't want to leave the wrong impression.

Though, I should add, I have no problem with samplings from the erotic genre as well. But this story was believable, romantic without scenes that make me roll my eyes while I think 'As if,' and sexual, though not erotic-meaning the, maybe, 2.5 or 3 complete sex scenes were very tamed. Like all genres, there's a mixture of offerings out there. I like historical romances, but I just didn't know what to expect from this author. This was my first Courtney Milan novel, and I enjoyed it much more than I thought I would.

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