Gentle Deception

Gentle Deception

by Frances Roding

Book 1293 of Harlequin Presents

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**Back Cover Blurb:** How could she prove they were wrong? Rosy Seaton, alone in the world, was only too delighted to become acquainted with her distant Cousin Elliott and his wife, Bea. Unfortunately, Bea's younger brother and sister misinterpreted Rosy's newfound happiness and thought she was setting her cap at Elliott. To convince them it wasn't true, Rosy had to find herself a man--and Callum Blake was just what she needed. He was perfectly prepared to be her pretend lover--but what if it suddenly became reality?

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    How does the book portray the ease with which misunderstandings can escalate, particularly in the initial misinterpretation of Rosy's happiness with her cousins? Have you ever found yourself in a situation where your intentions were completely misread?

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    Rosy decides to create a "gentle deception" to manage others' perceptions of her. What are the ethical implications of her choice, even if her intentions are good? When, if ever, is it acceptable to fabricate a truth for a positive outcome?

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    Rosy, initially "alone in the world," finds comfort and happiness with Elliott and Bea. How does her longing for connection and belonging influence her decisions and vulnerability throughout the story?

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