Although he holds the title of viscount and is heir to a dukedom, it is a poor heritage that can no longer keep Sebastian and he needs to marry a fortune. His chosen role of degenerate seducer always worked well for him – that is until he added kidnapping to his long list of villainous acts. Vincent, is debauched, amoral, and perversely proud of it. Although Devil in Winter is an engrossing romance, it is ultimately the story of Sebastian’s redemption. While I did wonder just how Kleypas could redeem such an immoral character, I didn’t doubt that she would pull it off with style – my confidence in her abilities has certainly been rewarded. As I finished reading It Happened One Autumn, I was stunned to discover that extreme bad boy Sebastian would be featured as the hero in its sequel and I must admit that I was enthralled by the idea. Vincent, wins the award in my book for most anticipated future hero. We hope their inspirational stories will further encourage our students to achieve their potential and to make a positive contribution to the world.”įor further information please contact Hannah Denness, PR & Communications Officer of York St John University on T: 01904 876466 or E: or go to More about Dr Paddy Ladd – see ‘About the author’ on me begin by stating that Sebastian, Lord St. “We are delighted to recognise the incredible impact they have made in their respective fields with an honorary degree. Professor Karen Stanton, Vice Chancellor of York St John University, said: “This year’s honorary graduands are an especially motivational group of people. Honorary degrees will be presented at the graduation ceremonies in York Minster by Chancellor of York St Johh University and Archbishop of York, The Most Reverend and Right Honourable Dr John Sentamu in front of an audience of graduands, their families and friends, and staff and guests of the University.ĭr Paddy Ladd will be presented with his award at the afternoon ceremony on Thursday 16 November. Dr Paddy Ladd with “Deaf” + “Hood” sign language. Leading figures in the charity sector, conservation, psychology, business, sport, music, television and the Deaf community will be awarded with honorary degrees at York St John University’s graduation ceremonies this year.Īmong the recipients will be Dr Paddy Ladd who will be admitted to the degree of Doctor of Education (honoris causa) in recognition of his contribution to the global Deaf community.

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