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The Rake, Mary Jo Putney
"That's it? Slake your wicked lust with ten different women, and you are automatically a rake?"
"Ten is the minimum requirement, but more is better," he allowed.
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Something Wonderful, Judith McNaught
" No doubt you're amazed to discover thetre's a female on earth that finds you resistable," she retorted bitterly.
"And that's why you want an annulement? Because you find me 'resistable'"
"I want an anunlement," Alex replied," because I don't like you"
Unbelievably he smiled at that. " You don't know me well enough to dislike me," he teased.
"Oh yes I do, and I refuse to be your wife."
" You have no choice, sweetheart."
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Night Fall, Anne Stuart
"She was porcelain---fragile, with a hidden flaw that made her shatter. You're earthenware, strong, eternal, solid."
"Lord," she said in disgust, "how could you have been considered a womanizer with a line like that?"
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| Proposal |
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Fusion, Cait London
"You've given me so much, and now I want it all. You're mine, Quinn Donovan."
"I am?" He smiled gently, rubbing his back against her softness. "Then you'll have to marry me, won't you?"
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| Tryst |
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The Maiden, Jude Deveraux
"Get off me," she said, shoving at his shoulders. He drew back, rolling off her as he adjusted his clothes and Jura angrily pulled hers on.
"Jura," he said,"it will be better."
"It could not be worse,"she snapped, her vioce strained. The lower half of her body ached with pain. "Had I known what this was like, I would have given you to Brita at sword point."
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| Declaration of Love |
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The Dedicate Villain, Patricia Veryan
My dearest girl..."he slipped an arm about her slender waist. She lifted her hand to his shoulder and gazed up at him. And there was no teasing in her green eyes now-only a deep tenderness. The faint aroma of her perfume was in mathieson's nostril; such a clean sweet fragrance. The simple dairymaid's cap framed her little face...her mouth surely was formed for kissing. "I do so-love you," he said huskily.
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| Platitude |
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Tiger's Eye, Karen Robards
A gentleman never comes into a lady's presence unless he is fully clothed.
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