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Romance · 1996 · R

Somewhere I'll Find You

by Lisa Kleypas

A notorious rake will do almost anything, including kidnapping, to win back the woman he loves.

For17+GenreRomanceLength375 pagesRead time~7.5 hours

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Violence

Some

Includes a kidnapping plot and a theater fire as major set pieces

Language

Barely any

Mild for the genre

Sexual Content

A lot

Rated a 3/5 'open door' steam level; several scenes involve the hero forcing his attentions on the heroine, which multiple reviewers flag as dubious consent

Substance Use

Barely any

Incidental period drinking

Emotional Intensity

Some

Themes include a fake pregnancy plot device and a heroine's fraught secret visits to her estranged mother

What this book is about

Damon, Lord Savage, has never gotten over Alexandra, so when circumstances separate them again he hires men to kidnap her rather than let her go — a classic 1990s-era historical romance that leans hard into old-school 'possessive hero' tropes.

Notes for sensitive readers

Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.

Dubious consent / forced seduction tropes

Kidnapping by the hero

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