SOLVED. Harlequin Romance where hero always orders for the heroine at restaurants because she has I think dyslexia. [s]

[Angie]

I dont remember the story im really sorry. I just remember that particular fact about the story. The hero realized she must have a sort of reading disability so he always orders for heroine at resturants. He mever mentioned that he knew she has a disability, he just kinda pretended like he just likes to order for both of them (it could have also been he just thought she wasnt educated so he sympathized with her). I think she thought he didnt know. I think she was ashamed to tell him.

[Joyce]

is that the one where the heroine tried to write a goodbye note on the mirror to the hero using a lipstick?

[Angie]

Joyce wrote: "is that the one where the heroine tried to write a goodbye note on the mirror to the hero using a lipstick?"

Im not sure but it could be that one. I do remember reading a harlequin where the heroine leaves the hero and writes a goodbye message on the mirror with lipstick.

[Genesis]

I think you are talking about tall, tatted, and tempting by Tammy Faulkner. In the book the guy is deaf and the girl ran away from her family because they made fun of her dyslexia.

[Joyce]

The one I'm talking about (with the lipstick message that just made the guy's head ache because it didn't make sense), i think it's by Lynne Graham? My ereader is dead so i can't check

[JennyG]

Tempestuous Reunion by Lynne Graham features dyslexic heroine.

[JennyG]

Heroine in Raul's Revenge by Jacqueline Baird might also be dyslexic iirc.

[Kris]

Tall, Tatted and Tempting by Tammy Falkner - Genesis's suggestion

[Angie]

So sorry everyone I thought i had replied already. It was Tempestuous Reunion. I read it already and it was that one but i want to read the other books that were suggested too. Thanks everyone for helping me out. Much appreciated. Look forward t reading the other books.