Tempt Me at Twilight (The Hathaways, #3)

by Lisa Kleypas

The fact that such a despicable human being could be so handsome was proof that the universe was vastly unfair, or at least very badly organized.

“Wait,” Leo said. “Some things are better discussed between sisters. I’m sure this is one of them. We’ll reach Ramsay House by morning, and you can ask Amelia anything you like.” “I don’t think she would know anything about this.” “Why not? She’s a married woman.” “Yes, but it’s . . . well . . . a masculine problem.” Leo blanched. “I wouldn’t know anything about that, either. I don’t have masculine problems. In fact, I don’t even like saying the phrase ‘masculine problems.’ ”

“To err is human,” Amelia said, “to forgive, absolutely galling. But yes, I think it’s a good idea.”

Merripen had responded with a volley of Romany that no one except Cam could understand. And Cam refused to translate a word of it, claiming there were no English equivalents and that was a good thing.