Candace Camp
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The Marriage Wager (The Matchmaker #1)
40 editions
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2007
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The Courtship Dance (The Matchmaker #4)
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2009
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The Bridal Quest (The Matchmaker #2)
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2008
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The Wedding Challenge (The Matchmaker #3)
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2008
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A Momentary Marriage (Montclair-de Vere #2)
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2017
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Mesmerized (The Mad Morelands, #1)
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2003
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A Winter Scandal (Legend of St. Dwynwen, #1)
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2011
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So Wild a Heart (Aincourt's Hearts #1)
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2002
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Impulse
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1997
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A Lady Never Tells (Willowmere, #1)
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2010
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"This is a sweet romance with strong characters in Stephanie and Neil. He was her husband's best friend and is secretly in love with her. Dealing with the grief of losing her husband she turns to Neil. In time their relationship changes and he can no "
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“I'm sorry."
"Sorry? For what?" He straightened and moved a bit closer, sounding honestly puzzled.
"I am not much of a conversationalist, I'm afraid. I am not used to - to any of this. You must find this terribly..."
"Terribly what?"
"Boring." She faced him squarely then, for she refused to shy away from difficulties.
He let out a short bark of laughter. "Boring? My dear Miss Bainbridge, boring is definitely something you are not."
"I don't know how you can say that," she retorted somewhat crossly. "There is really no need for you to be polite. I haven't said any of the things I should. I have been blunt and no doubt impolite. I have never danced before with any man I haven't known since I could toddle. And now I cannot even come up with the most commonplace remark."
His chuckle was low and warm [...].
"Oh, you know what I mean." Really the man was maddening. "You shouldn't laugh at someone who is admitting their grievous social ineptitude."
"What else should I do?" His teeth glinted in the darkness. "Let me assure you that I have danced with a great many girls whom I have not known since childhood. And I have heard a great many commonplace remarks. It is, quite frankly, a relief to enjoy the quiet and cool of the garden without hearing that the weather is quite nice this evening or that the breeze is most refreshing or that the party is so enjoyable.”
― A Winter Scandal
"Sorry? For what?" He straightened and moved a bit closer, sounding honestly puzzled.
"I am not much of a conversationalist, I'm afraid. I am not used to - to any of this. You must find this terribly..."
"Terribly what?"
"Boring." She faced him squarely then, for she refused to shy away from difficulties.
He let out a short bark of laughter. "Boring? My dear Miss Bainbridge, boring is definitely something you are not."
"I don't know how you can say that," she retorted somewhat crossly. "There is really no need for you to be polite. I haven't said any of the things I should. I have been blunt and no doubt impolite. I have never danced before with any man I haven't known since I could toddle. And now I cannot even come up with the most commonplace remark."
His chuckle was low and warm [...].
"Oh, you know what I mean." Really the man was maddening. "You shouldn't laugh at someone who is admitting their grievous social ineptitude."
"What else should I do?" His teeth glinted in the darkness. "Let me assure you that I have danced with a great many girls whom I have not known since childhood. And I have heard a great many commonplace remarks. It is, quite frankly, a relief to enjoy the quiet and cool of the garden without hearing that the weather is quite nice this evening or that the breeze is most refreshing or that the party is so enjoyable.”
― A Winter Scandal
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