Harlequin Presents Readers discussion

Guys, any recommendations for books where the hero is a collosal ass to the heroine but apologizes once he realises his mistake. Not a vague or victim blamey apology, but a satisfactory, well articulated grovel.

You should try The Unwanted wife by Natasha Anders

Hi Poorvi, I think these books have good grovels in my opinion.

1. Kiss an Angel by SEP
2. Return of the Moralis Wife by Jacqueline Baird
3. The Mediterranean Husband by Catherine Spencer

I think there are more books out there, but I'm pretty sure these have a decent grovelling

I hope you like them ;)

Hi Eyinade & Jasbell76,
Thanks for the recommendations. Will check these out. :)

Poorvi wrote: "Guys, any recommendations for books where the hero is a collosal ass to the heroine but apologizes once he realises his mistake. Not a vague or victim blamey apology, but a satisfactory, well artic..."

It's like looking for a unicorn.

Vintage wrote: It's like looking for a unicorn."

Hahahahahahah thats true, but it ain't impossible. Or so I hope..

*looks at literary gods with puppy eyes*

Hi ladies,

Can't remember the title or the author of an old book.

What I remember is that :

- the h pretends to be a nun
- the story takes place somewhere in south america (or africa?) gahh
- the H is some sort of mercenary (?) and of course is falling for h :)

Does it ring any bells ?

Thanx so much in advance :)

Sorhija wrote: "Hi ladies,

Can't remember the title or the author of an old book.

What I remember is that :

- the h pretends to be a nun
- the story takes place somewhere in south america (or africa?) gahh
-..."

Hi Sorhija,
This is not an HP, but the plot sounds a lot like Sandra Brown's The Devil's Own.

Hope this helps.

Sorhija
There is also a book called Forever by Lynn Turner with a pretend nun(actually school teacher) stranded in Africa I haven’t read it yet, but it is an hp and I came across it recently as a possible future read.

JillyB wrote: "Sorhija
There is also a book called Forever by Lynn Turner with a pretend nun(actually school teacher) stranded in Africa I haven’t read it yet, but it is an hp and I came across it recently as a p..."

Yes !! this one ! :D you're awesome and thanx so much :D

Poorvi wrote: "Sorhija wrote: "Hi ladies,

Can't remember the title or the author of an old book.

What I remember is that :

- the h pretends to be a nun
- the story takes place somewhere in south america (or..."

Not this one, but I'm so going to read that :)) Thank you :D

Sorhija wrote: "Not this one, but I'm so going to read that..."

No Problem. Happy to help, (even if it wasn't very helpful LOL) :D