Summer Proposal

by Judith McWilliams

A is for astonished and agog -- which were Julie Raffet's reactions when Caleb Tarrington, a most eligible -- and wealthy -- bachelor made his proposal! Caleb wanted a tutor for his newfound son -- but was Julie interested in a temporary position? B is for bold and breathless -- Caleb's determination was hard to refuse. Yet the sophisticated single dad shied away from women dedicated to their jobs -- and still he wanted Julie! Could he forget the past long enough to see the caring heart behind Julie's prim facade? C is for Caleb! -- and for the charm that was nearly irresistible. Once the summer was over, would he offer Julie a permanent position -- in his arms?

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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What theme did this book keep circling back to — and did it earn its ending?
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