Reminded me a lot of Georgette Heyer's writing... except for the more intimate parts, of course. 
 'Ravished' was a nice story, except that it wasn't quite credible that Harriet fell in love with the hero after two 5-minute encounters; being attracted to him: YES, falling head over heels: NOPE - particularly enough to succumb to her 'baser instincts' after seeing him twice and then being completely fine with it, feeling 100% sure of the hero's actions (who she doesn't really know), and acting as if having the whole town knowing of her going-ons was a given and quite normal. 
 I don't think a 19th century woman would have reacted with so much aplomb. I don't think a 21st century woman would react like this either (and I don't mean getting intimate after seeing the guy twice, but having the entire world commenting on one's first time and being perceived as a poor-seduced-girl-who-will-now-be-discarded-like-garbage-as-the-previous-one). 
 The fact that she was a fossil collector though was a nice touch and brought upon some laughs, especially when she dealt with other scientists. 
 All in all, it was OK, but I doubt I will be reading it again.