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Dancing at Midnight
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  • paperback· 384 pp9780380780754
First published 1995

Dancing at Midnight

By Julia Quinn

Heat level
Warm

Lady Arabella Blydon can sense the secrets smoldering behind the dark, penetrating gaze of Lord John Blackwood. Still she desires his handsome, mysterious stranger who stirs her passions like no other mann -- even as he warns her to stay away. War scarred Lord John's body and soul. But this brazen, intoxicating, infuriating bluestocking poses an even greater threat: she is forcing him to care again. For Belle is a woman of bold, independent spirit, equally unconcerned about society's petty restrictions and love's hidden perils. And the beautiful, determined schemer will not rest until she returns joy and light to the damaged lord's life...and wins a place in his shuttered heart forever.

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Tortured HeroCharacterHistorical RomanceSettingGrumpy SunshineRelationshipHurt/ComfortRelationshipSlow BurnRelationshipOpposites AttractRelationshipHe Falls First and HarderRelationship
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