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Patricia Cabot
Birth date: February 01, 1967
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Romance
Patricia Cabot's Books
Lady of Skye - Patricia Cabot A Little Scandal - Patricia Cabot Kiss the Bride - Patricia Cabot Where Roses Grow Wild - Patricia Cabot An Improper Proposal - Patricia Cabot A Season in the Highlands - Jude Deveraux, Jill Barnett, Geralyn Dawson, Pam Binder, Patricia Cabot Where Roses Grow Wild - Patricia Cabot, Meg Cabot Debout les morts (Chemins nocturnes) (French Edition) - Fred Vargas By Patricia Cabot Educating Caroline (Sonnet Books) [Mass Market Paperback] - Patricia Cabot A Little Scandal - Patricia Cabot, Meg Cabot
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Lady of Skye - Patricia Cabot
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Lady of Skye - Patricia Cabot
An Improper Proposal - Patricia Cabot
A Little Scandal - Patricia Cabot
Kiss the Bride - Patricia Cabot
Where Roses Grow Wild - Patricia Cabot
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Lyndi
Lyndi rated it 10 years ago
text A Little Scandal
This got off to a an interesting start. I liked Burke and Kate for most of the story, but Kate lost me towards the end when she got hypocritical. I did like how Burke turned things around on her to show her how hypocritical she was being and I kinda wish he actually had walked out on her ass. Overal...
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Kaethe
Kaethe rated it 11 years ago
text Kiss the Bride
The historical romance genre is not universally known for being progressive or socially conscious. Which is odd, because from the first novels looking at marriage prospects from a female point of view, they've all of them pushed the boundaries in little ways and big. Pride and Prejudice waged war wi...
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