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On Sale: February 28, 2017
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ISBN: 1451665555
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Catrin lifted her head, then her stomach lurched once more,
forcing her to clap her hand over her mouth for fear she’d
disgrace herself.
“Not yet,” Evan murmured. “Give it a moment.”
“I-I’ve never done this before,” she stammered into her
skirts. What a coward he must think her. Grandmother would
never have fainted. She would have cut the obnoxious father
of Catrin’s late husband into pieces with her sharp tongue,
then had him thrown bodily out the door. “I’m not the f-
fainting sort, truly I’m n-not.”
“Don’t worry about it.” His voice was kind as he stroked
her back. “Under the right circumstances, anyone can get
light-headed. Besides, you scarcely ate anything and you’ve
been dancing on an empty stomach in a crowded room. It’s a
wonder you didn’t faint before.”
She said nothing, but as she continued to breathe deeply
and keep her head down, the fainting spell seemed to pass.
Slowly she became aware of the chill in the air now that
dusk was approaching.
Then other things caught her attention . . . Evan’s hand
rubbing her back with soothing motions . . . his leg only
inches from hers as he knelt on one knee at her side . . .
his breath feathering her hair.
Her awkward position was becoming uncomfortable, too.
Fortunately, this time when she tried to sit up, her
stomach didn’t revolt. Yet he kept his hand on her back,
his fingers still tracing circles on the silk of her gown
while he watched her with obvious concern.
His kindness was too much to bear, especially after he’d
been forced to subject himself to her father-in-law’s
insults. “I’m sorry I put you in such an abominable
position.”
“Kneeling at your feet?” His tone was light. “It’s not so
bad.”
How could he joke about what had just happened? “N-no, I
mean—”
“I know what you mean. Forgive my jest, but I thought it
might cheer you.”
“I can only imagine what you must think—”
He touched a finger to her lips. “I think you’re a woman
unfairly maligned and little understood.”
His words only made her feel worse. After all, her
husband’s death had indeed been partly her fault, since she
was accursed. “How can you say that when you don’t even
know me?”
When a tear trickled down her cheek, he rubbed it away with
his thumb. Then he traced the rise of her cheek and the
curve of her jaw until his thumb came to rest beneath her
chin. “You’re right.” His voice grew husky. “I don’t know
you well at all. Perhaps it’s time I remedy that.”
She met his gaze, and her mouth went dry. He looked at her
as if he could fathom the depths of her soul. Suddenly she
realized how close he was, how intimate his thumb beneath
her chin, how vibrant and rich his eyes in the dying light.
He was close enough for her to feel his warm breath
quickening on her face.
He leaned forward to touch his lips to hers.