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Remember That Day.
Winifred Cunningham hopes that her new close friend, Owen Ware, will soon ask for her hand in marriage. But when Owen introduces Winifred to his elder brother Nicholas, the slow burn of attraction between them begins. With allegiances to other marriage prospects and brotherly bonds at risk, Nicholas and Winifred know it would be improper to pursue a romance. And yet, romance is irresistible. Perhaps even inevitable. Mary Balogh lives in Kipling, SK.
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- ISBN: 9780593818084
- Physical Description: 368 pages ; 22 cm.
- Publisher: Canada : Penguin Publishing Group, 2026.
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| Immediate Source of Acquisition Note: | Library Bound Incorporated |
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| Subject: | FICTION / Romance / General FICTION / Romance / Historical / General FICTION / Romance / Historical / Regency |
| Genre: | Romance fiction. |
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"A soldier and a pacifist make the unlikeliest of pairs, but when attraction sparks, there's nothing that can prevent their love from igniting. Winifred Cunningham, the adopted daughter of a portrait painter, hopes that her new close friend, Owen Ware, will soon ask for her hand in marriage. But when Owen introduces Winifred to his elder brother Nicholas, the late Earl of Stratton's second son, the slow burn of attraction between them begins. Nicholas is a cavalry colonel-a hardened soldier whom Winifredat first despises. She finds him intimidating and cruel-looking, while he finds her strange and startlingly forthright. During a summer at Ravenswood, however, Nicholas and Winifred are unwillingly thrown together on several occasions, until they realizethe passion that drives their disagreements is not due to dislike-it is because of attraction. Winifred still awaits Owen's proposal, and Nicholas has made his intention to marry his commanding officer's daughter quite clear. With allegiances to other marriage prospects and brotherly bonds at risk, not to mention the age difference between them, Nicholas and Winifred know it would be wholly improper to pursue a romance. . . . And yet romance is irresistible. Perhaps even inevitable"-- Provided by publisher. - Penguin Putnam
A soldier and a pacifist make the unlikeliest of pairs, but when passion sparks, thereâs nothing that can prevent their love from igniting.
Winifred Cunningham, the adopted daughter of a portrait painter, hopes that her new close friend, Owen Ware, will soon ask for her hand in marriage. But when Owen introduces Winifred to his elder brother Nicholas, the late Earl of Strattonâs second son, the slow burn between them begins.
Nicholas is a cavalry colonelâa hardened soldier whom Winifred at first despises. She finds him intimidating and cruel-looking, while he finds her strange and startlingly forthright. During a summer at Ravenswood, however, Nicholas and Winifred are unwillingly thrown together on several occasions, until they realize the passion that drives their disagreements is not due to dislikeâit is because of attraction.
Winifred still awaits Owenâs proposal, and Nicholas has made his intention to marry his commanding officerâs daughter quite clear. With allegiances to other marriage prospects and brotherly bonds at risk, not to mention the age difference between them, Nicholas and Winifred know it would be wholly improper to pursue a romance...
And yet, romance is irresistible. Perhaps even inevitable.
