Happily Ever After Cafe discussion

Anyone know of any books with a good groveling scene? You know, where the hero has done something awful and must go to heroine to beg forgiveness and humbles himself to groveling or some other "grand deed" to win his lady back?

Oh, Again the Magic has a scene that broke my heart. You want details?

No, I read that one :) Awesome book.

Pamela(AllHoney) wrote: "Anyone know of any books with a good groveling scene? You know, where the hero has done something awful and must go to heroine to beg forgiveness and humbles himself to groveling or some other "gra..."

Good question...I'll have to think about that.:)

Pamela, Susan Elizabeth Phillips's books are known for having great groveling scenes.

Thanks Dina. I think I've read one or two of hers.

Laura Lee Guhrke books have some great groveling scenes! Have you read any of hers?

Dina mentioned SEP above; however, the end of this book as one of the best IMHO.

Cheryl wrote: "Laura Lee Guhrke books have some great groveling scenes! Have you read any of hers?"

I've read one and it was ok. Do you have any reccomendations of her books?

Lisa wrote: " Dina mentioned SEP above; however, the end of this book as one of the best IMHO."

I have that one in TBR. I will try and get off my duffus and read it soon :)

Besides Heaven, Texas(the best), ones I've read and know are good:

Just read

Ones I've heard are good:

One I can’t figure out is where the guy thinks he’s sterile and she ends up pregnant – so, of course, he doesn’t think it’s his. I think it’s by Susan Donovan or Susan Anderson, but I’m not sure. He doesn’t do too much groveling as she forgives him quick…but he is sure sweating bullets in the doctor’s office when he finds out he’s not sterile. Anyone remember that one?

Thanks Lisa. I will check em out.

Pamela(AllHoney) wrote: "Cheryl wrote: "Laura Lee Guhrke books have some great groveling scenes! Have you read any of hers?"

I've read one and it was ok. Do you have any reccomendations of her books?"

Guilty Pleasures
The Wicked Ways of a Duke

I wish I could think of some others for you!

thanks for the recs :)

I must love groveling because I like many of these books! lol I agree Heaven Texas has the best one.

I just thought of The Duke by Gaelen Foley. The grand gesture the hero makes at the end to win the heroine back was really beautiful IMHO.

I really loved that book, Julie.

It was a keeper for me.:-)

hmm I may do me a reread.

Just finished A Weekend with Mr. Darcy . There's a great groveling scene at the end of that one. Cute story about love at a Jane Austen conference. On that note, Persuasion by Jane Austen comes to mind. Captain Wentworth's letter to Anne near the end of the book is a combination of groveling and just pouring his heart out. That scene always bowls me over.

thanks, Marijayne. I'll check it out

You should try Lady Gallant! One of the best grovel-lings ever ;D