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Pretenses Abound!
by SB Sarah | March 24, 2006 | Friday at 11:05 pm | 7 CommentsGive me the author name, the title, and the character name, and guess what you’ll get! No, really, guess!
Business-savvy widow, hiding out in the typing pool, seeks hot studly bo-jillionaire to lie to me and whisk me off to stand in a wedding. All that nuptial romance should lead to a little hot naked snake action, which in turn brings declarations of lifelong commitment, without either party coming clean about our true intentions. Now if that’s not the foundation of a trusting loving relationship, I don’t know what is.
Filed: Guess That Lonely Heart!
Sara said on 03.24.06 at 11:45 PM • [comment link]
Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe this is talking about Karen Lawrence from “Just Curious” a short story by Jude Deveraux in the anthology “A Gift of Love.”
(I am in total Love with this website, by the way- you guys are my heroes)
Maman said on 03.25.06 at 12:46 AM • [comment link]
Is the character Tyler Stevens from Jude Devereaux’s “Unfinished Business”?
Mary said on 03.25.06 at 12:58 AM • [comment link]
I LOVE this story. I know it’s an oldie, but I still enjoy re-reading it. The taggin on the elevator/bathroom wall is teh funny!
CindyS said on 03.25.06 at 01:11 AM • [comment link]
I’m throwing this out there even though I am sure there wasn’t a wedding in sight.
Judith McNaught’s Double Standards, Heroine - Lauren Danner
THEN someone mentions a wall bathroom scene and I’m all
Linda Howard’s Shades of Twilight Roanna Davenport.
Crap, I’m never gonna get one of these.
CindyS
Spider said on 03.25.06 at 02:26 AM • [comment link]
Sara’s got it, I believe. It’s one of many in Jude’s famous “marry the one that can tell the twins apart’ schtick. He was a Taggert, yes?
Charity said on 03.25.06 at 02:29 AM • [comment link]
Jude Deveraux, Just Curious, Karen Lawrence.
SB Sarah said on 03.25.06 at 06:31 AM • [comment link]
Sara has got it - good job! Sorry I disappeared for a few hours. What an evening!
But yes, that is correct.
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