Such Sweet Poison

by Anne Mather

"I'm just asking you to dinner." Morgan didn't understand Catherine's reaction to his invitation. "I'm not asking you to go to bed with me." Yet Catherine was wary. After a failed marriage, despite her continued sense of guilt, she'd finally pulled the pieces of her life together. Now, content with her quiet life, in spite of the urging of well-meaning friends, she wasn't interested in finding a new man. Morgan Lynch - attractive, articulate and clearly haunted by an unhappy past - was a man, however, who intrigued and challenged her. But involvement? Catherine just wasn't sure.

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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