Cupid’s Kiss
Cupid’s Kiss by Karen Harbaugh is a First Edition published by Penguin Publishing Group in 1999. This 219-page novel is written in English and delves into the complexities of romance within a historical Regency setting. The story follows an enchanting young woman approaching her 20th year, who has been courted by many gentlemen but has yet to accept any of their advances, much to her mother’s dismay.
Readers will find a narrative that explores the themes of love and longing, particularly through the protagonist’s friendship with a notorious society rogue. As the plot unfolds, the young woman learns that love can manifest in unexpected ways, revealing the vulnerabilities even a rogue can experience. This edition invites readers into a world where romance intertwines with societal expectations, offering a glimpse into the emotional journeys of its characters.
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Now approaching her 20th year, an enchanting young woman had been courted by many gentlemen, but accepted none–much to her mother’s chagrin. For the girl, no suitors were able to fulfill the longing in her heart, a longing sparked by her friendship with a notorious society rogue, who was entangled in his own romantic matters. But the girl will discover that love can come in unexpected forms, and that even a rogue can be rendered helpless by its power.
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