Booty Tuesday -- Suzanne Enoch's A Beginner's Guide to Rakes

Carrying home booty

As you know, I returned from the RWA National Conference last August with Booty!
I haz signed books.

I haz New Books, from writers I admire.  

Did I mention they are signed?

One of these books can be yours.

This week is your chance to win A Beginner's Guide to Rakes by Suzanne Enoch.

Enoch is one of the bright stars in the Romance sky.  This is a lovely traditional Regency

Lisa Kleypas says, "It's time to fall in love with Suzanne Enoch, who can always be counted on to deliver a story so vivid and romantic you never want it to end.  With her fascinating characters, lyrical prose and whip-smart dialogue, Enoch has created a novel to be cherished.  A Beginner's Guide to Rakes is perfection on the page."


From the book:

He meant to remind her that she'd enjoyed him in Vienna just as much as he'd enjoyed her.  Instead all he could conjure was the image of her beneath him, her midnight hair wild about her face and her green eyes sharp with excitement and passion.

"How is that for proof?" he said over his shoulder, his voice low and rough.  "I'm going to get something to eat before my next so-called class begins."

He was halfway through the door when she shot him


I always like a book where the heroine shoots the hero.

To be eligible to win A Beginner's Guide to Rakes, write and post a poem in the comment thread of this post. 

Use one of the following words from the cover:

Suzanne, beginner, guide, rake, scandal, bride, lover, player, beware, perfection, page, seduction, risque, business, London, abuzz, return, alluring, widow, Diane, Oliver, gentleman, gaming, club, fortune, family, mansion.

Your poem can be a 
Limerick
Haiku 
(traditional or non-traditional)
Rhymed couplet
Quatrain  
blank verse
or any other rhyme or poetry form you fancy.  I am not particular.

I'll pick one lucky commenter (US only, sorry) from the comment trail on Friday.