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[Se]

Poorvi wrote: "Hi all, does anyone know this book:

The hshe sees the hero's forme..."

The Virgin's Wedding Night I love what the H says to the h while she's in the bath - hilarious!

[Arriane]

Hello everyone! I hope somebody can help me remember the title of this book.

The heroine is from America while the hero is from England. They got together and came back to England. All I can remember is that the heroine learned how to ride with no saddle and stand at the back of a horse from American Indian Tribes. Hahahaha. I know, nothing much. But maybe you've read this before, too, and still remember the title.

Thank you!

[Poorvi]

@Se Thank you so much :)

[Vintage]

Arriane wrote: "Hello everyone! I hope somebody can help me remember the title of this book.

The heroine is from America while the hero is from England. They got together and came back to England. All I can reme..."

Is it The Lion's Lady?

[Se]

Poorvi wrote: "@Se Thank you so much :)"
yw - enjoy your re-read

[I heart ❤︎ books ❤︎ Renu]

Arriane wrote: "Hello everyone! I hope somebody can help me remember the title of this book.

The heroine is from America while the hero is from England. They got together and came back to England. All I can reme..."

I think it's The Lion's Lady by Julie Garwood.

[Rita]

help i cannot recall the title of a book

i recall the opening scene is a party of sorts where the H and h are in somesort of office party engagement due to joining of their companies i recall the h telling the H to smile.

i also recall a scene where the H gives her an office that used to belong to i think his girl friend and she walks out of the building

[Asnath]

hey I read this book where the lead characters are Jago Mash and storm.Jago comes from London to help save the radio station where storm works at which is at the verge of going bankrupt.David,Storm's boyfriend at the moment resigns from the company when Jago comes in.Jago continually seduces Storm while she tries her best not to fall for him.If anyone knows this book,please help me to remember the title.

[Se]

Asnath wrote: "hey I read this book where the lead characters are Jago Mash and storm.Jago comes from London to help save the radio station where storm works at which is at the verge of going bankrupt.David,Storm..."
Craving Her Boss's Touch: A Billionaire Boss Romance

[Kris]

Hi all,

I would really appreciate if anyone knows the title of this book - it’s killing me!

I believe it’s part of a three book connected series about sisters, who were possibly separated and only connected during adulthood?

The h lives in a cottage on a country estate. The H either inherits or buys the estate, he comes down on weekends to spend time with the h. She thinks they’re dating, he calls her a mistress. She gets pregnant, conceals it and goes to live on sisters’s estate.

I have a memory of the H flying to sisters estate in a helicopter.
The three H’s in the books are all very wealthy.


Any ideas???

[reeder (reviews)]

Kris wrote: "... The h lives in a cottage on a country estate. The H either inherits or buys the estate, he comes down on weekends to spend time with the h. She thinks they’re dating, he calls her a mistress. She gets pregnant, conceals it and goes to live on sisters’s estate."

I think this is Greek Tycoon, Inexperienced Mistress by Lynne Graham, although the woman she goes to live with (who lives on a fabulous estate with her wealthy husband from an earlier book in the series) is a friend, not a sister.

[Kris]

reeder (reviews) wrote: "Kris wrote: "... The h lives in a cottage on a country estate. The H either inherits or buys the estate, he comes down on weekends to spend time with the h. She thinks they’re dating, he calls her ..."

Thank you so much! That’s the one 😊

[JB]

Pretty sure this was H.P. from several years ago. Young woman kind of on a quest to visit her (adoptive?) parents’ meeting place. Probably Italy. Everyone in hotel is stunned, thinks she’s someone else. Her appearance interrupts a romantic moment (proposal?) of a wealthy man, who initially claims she is his runaway wife. They pretty quickly figure out she’s the wife’s unknown twin, and the girls were separated as toddlers during a natural disaster…I think an earthquake. There are a couple of young children as well.

I appreciate any leads.

Edit: SOLVED! 'A Marriage Betrayed‘.

[Poorvi]

@JB I think it's 'A Marriage Betrayed' by Emma Darcy

[JB]

Poorvi wrote: "@JB I think it's 'A Marriage Betrayed' by Emma Darcy"

That’s it! Thank you so much. This group is amazing!

[Poorvi]

@JB You're welcome. :)

[QueenT]

Hello fellow Harlequin lovers,
I'm a sucker for books where the heroine leaves hero husband/ baby (usually she has a terminal illness and wants to spare them the heartache or some other strong reason). Any recommendations pls? I've read a couple of books with this plot but I can't remember their titles.
Also, anything where the H wrongly rejects their child's paternity and kicks the h out for her supposed infidelity?
Appreciate any and all suggestions.

Thank you

[Taliskesh]

AvidReader wrote: "Hello fellow Harlequin lovers,
I'm a sucker for books where the heroine leaves hero husband/ baby (usually she has a terminal illness and wants to spare them the heartache or some other strong reas..."

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6...

[QueenT]

Thank you @Taliskesh :)

[Se]

AvidReader wrote: "Hello fellow Harlequin lovers,
I'm a sucker for books where the heroine leaves hero husband/ baby (usually she has a terminal illness and wants to spare them the heartache or some other strong reas..."
Three of the paternity books I'll have a look for some more.
Mistress to Her Husband
The Greek Tycoon's Secret Heir
Wanted by Her Lost Love
Pregnant by the Greek Tycoon
GRoB is one of the best too
and one, not terminal illness but h is kept away from her baby, due to amnesia
The Costanzo Baby Secret

This shelf will probably have some with the paternity theme
https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/7...

[MaryD]

AvidReader wrote: "Hello fellow Harlequin lovers,
I'm a sucker for books where the heroine leaves hero husband/ baby (usually she has a terminal illness and wants to spare them the heartache or some other strong reas..."

Paternity- Gold Ring of Betrayal by Michelle Reid Gold Ring of Betrayal

[QueenT]

Thx MaryD and Se 🙏 Gold ring of betrayal is a must read, one of my favs

[Katriane]

AvidReader wrote: "Thx MaryD and Se 🙏 Gold ring of betrayal is a must read, one of my favs"
One of my favorite reads, too!

[QueenT]

Oh thanks a lot. Will check them out.

By the way, here is one of my all time favs for H rejecting paternity:
Season of Mists by Anne Mather https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...

The one where the h abandoned her husband and baby is Winds of winter by Sandra fields. It's the book that inspired my post.

They are both vintage Harlequins so you have to get into that mindset, but a tasty read nonetheless if anyone is interested.

[Se]

AvidReader wrote: "Oh thanks a lot. Will check them out.

By the way, here is one of my all time favs for H rejecting paternity:
Season of Mists by Anne Mather https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1......"

Strangers in the Desert h walked out on her truly horrible husband and also left her baby behind.

[C]

Hiya, everyone. Struggling to find this one. Set in Venice, heroine has a night with the hero during carnival. She's masked so he has no idea who she is. If I remember correctly, when he wakes up in the morning with her gone, he believes she "stole" something valuable (a jewel or family heirloom). Of course, it turns out she left with an even more priceless treasure and later she gives birth to their daughter Zia (short for Venezia after the city she was conceived in). She'll be a few years old when the couple reunite, I think. It also turns out the heirloom was stolen by his sister instead. Maybe I'm misremembering some details but generally I think I've gotten most of it down (especially the daughter's name).

SOLVED The Vengeful Husband

[Marina]

It’s ‘The vengeful husband’ by Lynne Graham.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...

[C]

Marina wrote: "It’s ‘The vengeful husband’ by Lynne Graham.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1..."

@Marina Thank you so much!

[Arriane]

It's been so long, but I want to find these books.

I think this is a Harlequin book series. So it's a series of 3 or 4 brothers. They already have their separate lives, but they were called to go back to the ranch/mansion of their father because either it's his birthday or he was dying (ugh, i forgot). I think one of the names of the male lead is Cage or Cade, and there's Morgan?. lol please help I know the clues are not that much

[Nana]

Arriane wrote: "It's been so long, but I want to find these books.

I think this is a Harlequin book series. So it's a series of 3 or 4 brothers. They already have their separate lives, but they were called to go..."

Could it be the "Barons series" by Sandra Marton? There is about 7 or 8 books in the series and one of the characters/son is a "Gage".

[Arriane]

Oh my, yes, it is that series! Thank you so much, Nana!

[Nana]

Arriane wrote: "Oh my, yes, it is that series! Thank you so much, Nana!"

You're welcome. Happy reading :) Have a great weekend!

[C]

Good evening, everyone. Here's another mystery for y'all (unsolved from ages ago but figured I'd try again).

Heroine goes to tell hero about her pregnancy at his office. I'm not sure if he doesn't believe her or if he doesn't react well to the news. Either way, she finds refuge in one of the toilets on his office floor. She realises she's bleeding and the hero finds out and takes charge of the situation. I think she's ordered to be on bed rest by the doctor.

[Poorvi]

Hi all,
Please help me find these books. I don't remember much:

1. This is a part of a mini series. The MCs are married. Towards the end, they are in conflict, and the heroine wants some space from the hero, but he's rich and she doesn't have many resources. She calls her sister (who is one of the MCs of a previous book and the now queen/princess of some middle eastern Kingdom) and the sister sends people to collect her. The hero's security staff are awed because the people who come to collect the heroine come in limos with the diplomatic flag of a foreign Kingdom. I think it's by Lynne Graham, but not sure.

2. This is also a part of a miniseries but different from the previous one. The hero is a royal, and is getting married to the heroine. On their wedding day, the heroine is visited by the wives of the hero's close friends (who are MCs of previous books) and they have a good time helping her get ready etc, they all also drink some alcohol. The attendant assigned to the heroine disapproves of this but can't say anything but does inform the hero. Later, at the reception the heroine is feeling unwell and the hero (egged on by the tattling attendant) is very harsh with her because he thinks she's drunk, but she collapses and it turns out it wasn't caused by the alcohol but because she was actually sick (an allergy of some sort, I think).

3. The MCs are married and the heroine is staying at her parents for a few days because her father has been sick. She is visited by a childhood friend whom she had a crush on before marriage. The guy tries to confess his feelings to her and kiss her, though she pushes him away the hero sees from a distance and misunderstands and leaves. She later discovers she's pregnant but the hero now doubts the child is his and is very harsh with her before leaving. He comes back a little while later with a little teddy bear as an apology.

4. Again a mini series but a little different. The hero of the second book is the brother of the heroines from the other books. Instead of all connected MCs across the series being of the same gender.

That's all I remember. Any ideas would be appreciated.

[QueenT]

Hello, looking for a Harlequin book I read about 15 years ago. It's probably a little older than that though. I remember very little about it so not very confident but maybe it will ring a bell.

The plot is centered around a temporary marriage of convenience with a very present OW. The hero's name is Grant and he was either a doctor or an engineer(a rich man either way). I believe it was set in England, with all characters English (or American).

The MC's relationship is tense even if they secretly love eo and the only scene that sticks with me is a small dinner party at the MC's house where the OW is one of the guests.

The h is so annoyed/ jealous that when the OW asks her for milk, she says "yes, of course", grabs the saucer with a big smile and pours it down the OW's cleavage. She leaves the room all dignified and shortly after that, she and the H have a confrontation in their bedroom.

I read this in French back in the day and it is definetely a late 90searly 2000s Harlequin.

Sorry but this is all I remember. Thanks all.

[Se]

Poorvi wrote: "Hi all,
Please help me find these books. I don't remember much:

1. This is a part of a mini series. The MCs are married. Towards the end, they are in conflict, and the heroine wants some space fr..."

1. I think it is The Spanish Billionaire's Pregnant Wife half brother collects h from H when he parks his helicopter in front garden.

[Poorvi]

@Se that's not the 1st one I was looking for but it is the 4th... So thanks :) :)
I did find 1 as well It's Sold for the Greek's Heir, also by Lynne Graham

[Poorvi]

@Avidareader
I think it's No need for Love by Sandra Marton

[Se]

Poorvi wrote: "@Se that's not the 1st one I was looking for but it is the 4th... So thanks :) :)
I did find 1 as well It's Sold for the Greek's Heir, also by Lynne Graham"
They both have similar lines where they refer to siblings as "tiny", I was tossing up between the two.

[StMargarets]

Poorvi wrote: "@Avidareader
I think it's No need for Love by Sandra Marton"

Why haven't I read this one? It sounds like my kind of trainwreck. Thanks for highlighting this title. No Need for Love

[Poorvi]

@StMargarets You're welcome :)
I have it bookmarked for the milk dump scene (⁠≧⁠▽⁠≦⁠)

[QueenT]

Oh My God yesss!! that's it, THANK YOU, @Poorvi !!! Cant wait to reread this again, hope it's as good as I remember it :)

[Se]

Poorvi wrote: "@Se that's not the 1st one I was looking for but it is the 4th... So thanks :) :)
I did find 1 as well It's Sold for the Greek's Heir, also by Lynne Graham"
The other one is Zarif's Convenient Queen
*zero idea on your teddy bear one.

[Poorvi]

@AvidReader You're welcome :)
@Se Mcgregor Thank youuuuu :) :)

[QueenT]

One more book whose title/author I cant remember. It was an angsty read, the MC had a thing, smthg went wrong and the h left town to build herself a career. If I recall correctly she's a model. Yeaes after the incident, she returns for her cousin (or was it a close friend's) wedding. h could not say no because the friend insisted. The friend and the H are related.

The H is there too ofc and things get complicated with him and the h (not sure but his name might have been Dane or Daniel). I also remember the last name Ridgewood and that the H was jealous and blamed the h for smthg. Toward the end of the book, the h decides to leave but smthg happens, a car accident, and the H goes out of his mind with worry.

Thanks!

[Vintage]

AvidReader wrote: "Hello fellow Harlequin lovers,
I'm a sucker for books where the heroine leaves hero husband/ baby (usually she has a terminal illness and wants to spare them the heartache or some other strong reas..."

This meets your request about a heroine that leaves for an illness.
He's so mean!
The Spaniard's Marriage Bargain

[QueenT]

Yep, that's a great one, the angst is *chef's kiss... Thank you!

[Iris]

AvidReader wrote: "One more book whose title/author I cant remember. It was an angsty read, the MC had a thing, smthg went wrong and the h left town to build herself a career. If I recall correctly she's a model. Yea..."

Your specific details are definitely Sara Craven's Dark Summer Dawn. An angsty love it or hate it book given great covers by both HP and M&B.

[QueenT]

It is! Thank you @Iris. Rereading it now :)

[C]

Hi, everyone. I'm looking for a Presents novel where it starts off with the bride preparing to get married to someone else (the hero's enemy/rival) and the hero kidnaps her to stop his enemy from gaining something (an inheritance, I think?). From what I can remember, the hero takes our bride to his chalet/castle in the mountains surrounded by rocky terrain.