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I think the H was called Guy and the ..."
Thanks so much JennyG ! It is Escape to Happiness, yay!!

Actually 2 books which are nagging me but I cant recall the name.
1. The hero is trying to take revenge on the heroine. The heroine was engaged to the H's friend few years back but she is..."
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Caroline left her alcoholic husband, Peter, in an act of desperation - to save herself and their little daughter from harm. Their three-year security was shattered when Nick Holt, Peter's cousin, turned up on her doorstep - to tell her that Peter was dead and to bring them home to Peter's mother. But hardest of all to bear was Nick's contempt for her. There was no way of counteracting the lies that Peter had told him about her - and Caroline found herself wanting Nick's good opinion.
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Heartbreaker

Actually 2 books which are nagging me but I cant recall the name.
1. The hero is trying to take revenge on the heroine. The heroine was engaged to the H's friend few years bac..."
Amazing Verity....book #2 is indeed Heartbreaker. How wrong I was about the book picture. Now tell me how do I give you that award?? Am new to this.
PS: Any idea about book #1....??

Lemme squueze my teflon pan mind harder on # 1...



Congrat, Verity!


Leona wrote: "I really wish that some of Lynne Graham's older books would be available electronically! It seems like her older books are the more popular."
Leona, they are- look for them under the Harlequin Treasury line. New ones come out every month.
Leona, they are- look for them under the Harlequin Treasury line. New ones come out every month.

Leona, they are- look for them under th..."
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The sisters are twins, and both widowed and traveling to Greece to meet the estranged parents of the deceased brother and to introduce them to the grandchild that they have never met. The sister accompanies her for moral support. There she meets the younger brother....and is what you described. A very good book!
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I have been searching for the title of this book for more than 5 years now...I hope you guys can help me out....
Im sure its from the Silhouette series but from which series I cant recall as the cover to which i knew it was the UK cover edition.....
the story line is an American woman whose parents - her mother being a socialite and the father being some rough looking oil field owner (he drills for oil), the heroine of the novel doesnt really want her socialite life but her father's instead (from an early age her parents divorced but are amicable and she her name happens to be the same initials as that of her father) but both parents want her in the high society life where she should be planning charity functions and etc.....
the heroine uses an uses an opportunity when her father goes out of town on business to assume his role at work (she has the same initials as him) which allows her to get away with signing documents and so forth....with the help of her father's work mate....
she meets the hero while working ( i think he bought some surveys for her father to look over) and for some reason she seems familiar to him (he is familiar to the high society crowd and i think his family wants him to marry in that society as well) but he has a dislike for the women of those crowds.... hence she pretends she is just a plain worker....
there is a scene soon after they meet (both are attracted to each other) that he asks her out on a date and she fibs and says she cant go because she doesnt know how to dance and when he tries to teach he how to she pretends again she doesnt know but as he talks/disttracts to her she forgets to keep up the pretense to which he points out and to cover up she immediately and purposely steps on his toes....
he buys her a dress and and pumps which were dyed to specifically match the dress to attend a society function where her machinations all come to a head as both her mother and father corner and confronts her there and the hero finds out the truth that is very much a part of the crowd of women he wishes to avoid and have nothing to do with.....
towards the ending of the novel, the hero has come to his senses and realizes the heroine is nothing like the other women of the high society crowd and he make plans with the aid of his brother and the heroine's mother and friends to invite her to a party of the hero's and heroine's mutual friends (i think its was her engagement party but she didn't know that), the heroine however is being very stubborn and refuses to forgive the hero for how he reacted when he found out the truth and when she sees him there she walks out, where he sort of kidnaps/whisks her away in a horse drawn carriage being operated by his brother and she struggles to get away from him but he overcomes her and apologizes for the way he acted and asks her to marry him to which she of course accepts.
I have been searching for the title of this book for more than 5 years now...I hope you guys can help me out....
Im sure its from the Silhouette series but from which series I cant recall as the cover to which i knew it was the UK cover edition.....
the story line is an American woman whose parents - her mother being a socialite and the father being some rough looking oil field owner (he drills for oil), the heroine of the novel doesnt really want her socialite life but her father's instead (from an early age her parents divorced but are amicable and she her name happens to be the same initials as that of her father) but both parents want her in the high society life where she should be planning charity functions and etc.....
the heroine uses an uses an opportunity when her father goes out of town on business to assume his role at work (she has the same initials as him) which allows her to get away with signing documents and so forth....with the help of her father's work mate....
she meets the hero while working ( i think he bought some surveys for her father to look over) and for some reason she seems familiar to him (he is familiar to the high society crowd and i think his family wants him to marry in that society as well) but he has a dislike for the women of those crowds.... hence she pretends she is just a plain worker....
there is a scene soon after they meet (both are attracted to each other) that he asks her out on a date and she fibs and says she cant go because she doesnt know how to dance and when he tries to teach he how to she pretends again she doesnt know but as he talks/disttracts to her she forgets to keep up the pretense to which he points out and to cover up she immediately and purposely steps on his toes....
he buys her a dress and and pumps which were dyed to specifically match the dress to attend a society function where her machinations all come to a head as both her mother and father corner and confronts her there and the hero finds out the truth that is very much a part of the crowd of women he wishes to avoid and have nothing to do with.....
towards the ending of the novel, the hero has come to his senses and realizes the heroine is nothing like the other women of the high society crowd and he make plans with the aid of his brother and the heroine's mother and friends to invite her to a party of the hero's and heroine's mutual friends (i think its was her engagement party but she didn't know that), the heroine however is being very stubborn and refuses to forgive the hero for how he reacted when he found out the truth and when she sees him there she walks out, where he sort of kidnaps/whisks her away in a horse drawn carriage being operated by his brother and she struggles to get away from him but he overcomes her and apologizes for the way he acted and asks her to marry him to which she of course accepts.

Nopes, not Betrayal in Bali....i went through that synopsis...

The sisters are twins, and both widowed and traveling to Greece to meet the estranged parents of the deceased brother and to in..."
Lovely.....tx Leona, it is The Greek Tycoon's Bride. I remembered the heroine goes to Greece for some reason with someone. Wish I cud get hold of the ebook..btw, i have discovered that Helen Brooks unintentionally is my favorite author. I reread a few of my favorite books again recently and quite a few of them turned out to be by Helen Brooks


Story: It is set in England. Two Sisters, one is pretty the other a plain and studios (studying - working at some univeristy).
The family is in some financial difficulty and they are about to loose their Manor house to some distant relative. The only way they can keep it is by having the Beautiful sister Marry the Hero, on the eve of the engagment / wedding the sister skips town. The family request the heroine to stand in for her sister till she returns.
When the Hero meets the Heroine prior to the wedding he realizes she is the wrong sister. After the wedding rehersal they find out that the minister has (a releative) offically married them by mistake.
Heroine then moves to the city and lives with the hero, she come across some photographs one day in her husbands study and realises that he has been keeping tabs on her much before they met and got married.
Appreciate all the help I can get on locating this one.
3meg wrote: "Love's Tangled Web by Mary Lyons"
Ooh, is that an unrequited love story (on hero's part)? I love those.
Ooh, is that an unrequited love story (on hero's part)? I love those.

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I think this might be



It's


willaful wrote: "A granddad hero? Definitely an oldie!"
Granddad at 37?? That's stretching it a little even for a Harley, me thinks.
Granddad at 37?? That's stretching it a little even for a Harley, me thinks.

LOL! I have a cousin who was a grandfather at 37. True. He graduated from high school with his daughter on his hip. And she followed in his footsteps.


That makes me think of Jane Porter, but I'm not sure which book.
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I think The Greek's Innocent Virgin also has the heroine sick and needing to get help from her ex-lover.

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I looked through the synopsis of Substitute Lover, nopes its not the one. The front page had a picture of the woman sitting, blond hair, close crop, green eyes, very beautiful with the guy standing behind. Awww...feeling frustrated now