Lot of 3 Harlequin Romance paperbacks by Betty Neels
#3400 Waiting for Deborah
0373034008
9780373034000
#3483 The Mistletoe Kiss
0373034830
9780373034833
#3512 A Kiss for Julie
0373035128
9780373035120
Paperback, 186pp, 186pp, 187pp, Romance, Series
Harlequin 1996, 1997, 1998
Condition: used, acceptable, with clean, tight pages, and moderate tanning of aging inside the covers.
Waiting has a crease along the spine on the front cover and a small tear at the top left corner of the back cover.
Kiss is a reading copy only. It has tear marks at the top of the cover as if someone poked it with a pencil and pitting and creasing at the bottom of the back cover as well. There are some initials in pen at the top right corner of the description page.
Synopses:
Waiting - Even if she had all the time and money in the workd, nothing was going to alter the fact that she was skinny with hair the color of carrots. So it was hardly surprising that attractive consultant Sir James Marlow viewed her as a waif and stray to be rescued, rather than as a woman he could love. And yet he must feel something for her. Why else should he keep turning up on her doorstep?
Mistletoe Kiss - Ermentrude Foster helped the family finances by working at St.Luke’s Hospital, and often spoke her mind to Professor Ruerd ter Mennolt, who was sometimes impatient. But he did offer practical aid with Emmy’s difficulties.
Ruerd couldn’t understand why, with a beautiful fiancee in Anneliese, he troubles with Emmy, but he still invited her for Christmas to his home in Holland. His family welcomed Emmy to their hearts and Ruerd realized, at last, that he had to find some honorable way to end his engagement.
Kiss for Julie - Julie Beckworth enjoyed her work as a medical secretary at Saint Bravo’s Hospital in London, so it was a nasty surprise when her elderly boss, Professor Smythe, announced that he was retiring. After a moment’s panic, she was partly reassured when told Professor Simon van der Driesma was willing to keep her on, but Simon turned out to be a very different proposition.
He was younger, more energetic, and worked Julie much harder, all of which she couldn’t have accepted if he would only call her Julie, and not “Miss Beckworth” in that cool voice! Both of them had the wrong impression of the other, what would it take for the truth to be revealed?
