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[cheri]

I just finished doing a retread of Thomas's Delicoius because I thought this was the "ribbon scene" book? Can someone please enlighten me,which book was it?

Cheri

[Susan/DC]

There probably is more than one book with a "ribbon scene", but one of the best is in Karen Ranney's After the Kiss.

[cheri]

It's the book where the hero keeps her ribbon from an earlier encounter and she finds it and realizes how much he loves her? I could have sworn it was. Thomas book but I will heck this one thanks for posting.

[Trish B]

I don't recall this specific scene, but if I were to guess it might be either His At Night or Tempting the Bride.
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[willaful]

Hmm. The hero saves a ribbon in Secret Desires of a Gentleman by Laura Lee Gurhke -- could that be what you're thinking of?
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[JaneO]

Definitely sounds like Secret Desires of a Gentleman.

[cheri]

Thanks ill check all of these suggestions!

[cheri]

It's def LLG book. Involves a brother and a cook, both which were in delicious. No wonder I was so confused! Thanks!

[Eliza]

This sounds like a good category for the special titles list. Are there any more books with ribbon scenes anyone can think of? I was thinking of Ashley's The Duke's Perfect Wife--but not necessarily the tying-up-by-ribbon part. My imperfect memory seems to recall Hart having a memento of Eleanor's.

[Kayne]