What's the Name of That Book??? discussion
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SOLVED. Looking for a regency title, guy makes love to the girl in a carriage he is blind folded. [s]
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Oct 10, 2013 06:55PM
I vaguely recall this scene where the guy makes love to the girl in a carriage he is blind folded because of some reason. Later he thinks , he imagined it all but on realizing it happened, they marry.
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by Stephanie Laurens? I remember a scene where they meet in the carriage, not sure if he's blind folded, but it was really dark and he couldn't see her. She was hiding her identity from him.
Was he just blindfolded, or actually blind? In the third novella of "Colin's Kiss" by Eloisa James, the hero was blinded during the war. He makes love to the heroine in a carriage, thinking he is dreaming.
no if i recall he was to remain blindfolded to protect eyes post surgery or accident.NO its not "secret love" cam. He was drugged because of some reason so has hazy recollection of making love. Thinks he dreamed it.
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If yes what year was it published, or when did you read it?
Definitely sounds like 'Colin's Kiss'. He has been drugged with laudenum because he doesn't want to go in the carriage.
Still looking for it. But can't find an eloisa james book by the title 'Colin's Kiss', is this part of some anthology?
Pinky wrote: "Still looking for it. But can't find an eloisa james book by the title 'Colin's Kiss', is this part of some anthology?"I think Sue is thinking of the With This Kiss trilogy by Eloisa James, the hero's name is Colin.
you are right probably this is the book "with this kiss" colin name of hero all other facts match except H was an earl and does not confess his love till the last scene.
Thank you all for helping please help with the other title I am looking for where is engaged to an earl and a duke after trying to make her change her mind eventually compromises her into marriage it is not the one by Lorraine heath with similar theme:)
Yup, I've read With This Kiss too, and it fits. This should probably be moved to solved.
