Waiting for Deborah
“Waiting for Deborah” by Betty Neels, published by Mills & Boon in 1994, is a contemporary romance novel that spans 186 pages. The story revolves around Deborah, who finds herself in a complex relationship with the dynamic consultant Sir James Marlow. Despite her insecurities about her appearance, she grapples with the reasons behind his repeated acts of care and concern for her.
Readers will discover a narrative that delves into themes of love and self-worth as Deborah navigates her feelings for Sir James. The book explores her internal struggles and the dynamics of their relationship, raising questions about affection and the motivations behind it. This edition presents a thoughtful examination of romance, making it a notable addition to the genre.
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Would he ever love her? A wait in need of his care…that was obviously how dynamic consultant Sir James Marlow saw Deborah. Otherwise why would he bother to keep rescuing her? Deborah knew it couldn’t be because of her looks – she had carrot-colored hair and no figure to speak of. That was the only explanation she could come up with – unless he wanted something else from her altogether?
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