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Summary: Talking at midnight
Review: Back cover description: The Virgin and the Brooding Bachelor...After spinning a tall tale about her life, Cathy Eldridge knew it was no wonder reclusive millionaire Stone Ward enjoyed their nightly conversations. For Cathy treasured the moments when he bared his soul, too. Then a twist of fate brought her face-to-face with her fantsy man...and into his home. Stone was many things, but mostly he was out of reach. Rich, good-looking and mysteriously sexy. What on earth would he see in her? The vulnerable virgin was determined to transform herself into the beauty she pretended to be. But that would come with a price. For her, that price was falling for the brooding millionaire bachelor who had sworn never to love again...If you can go with the plot, it's a fine story. A little reminiscent of the movie, "Bells Are Ringing" with Judy Hilliday and Dean Martin. But this hero is wounded physically and in his heart. Cathy is a 20 pound overweight young woman who has given up her dreams. They both need one another, and the story deals with them accepting and coming to grips with the love they feel for each other.
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