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Not four. Three. Lucy, Jared and their mother. He had not mentioned his father at all. From the little Lucy had told her, Amy knew their dad had left them when she was ten\u2014which meant Jared must have been about fourteen years old at the time. Her eyes pricked with tears, and she laced her hand with his, forcing apart his fingers, which had tightened into a ball.<\/p>\n

Her touch acted like a catalyst, and he ripped his eyes away from the stonework and focused on her face as his fingers relaxed and squeezed hers back, leaving it to Amy to break the silence. \u2018Those are wonderful memories. How often do you get to see Lucy and your mother? Apart from work?\u2019 \u2018Mum?\u2019 He shrugged a reply. \u2018She gets over to New York once or twice a year. She\u2019s happily remarried now, with her own life in France.<\/p>\n

We\u2019ll catch up next week.\u2019 \u2018And what about Lucy? Do you meet up in the office every day?\u2019 \u2018Not at all. I\u2019m either on the road, or she\u2019s working on a project with Mike. They run the office for me most of the time.\u2019 Amy stopped and turned so that she was facing Jared. \u2018I have an idea. You can tell me to mind my own business, but here goes.\u2019 She took a breath as Jared crossed his arms in quiet resolution.<\/p>\n

\u2018This time next week your only sister will be a married woman. Right now she is in France, planning to fly over on Tuesday evening. If you were to drive to France and pick her up in person then you would be together for a couple of hours, just the two of you. Sort of a last chance to be together as brother and sister before she starts her new life as Mrs Mike Gerard.<\/p>\n

Your mum and her family can still arrive on Thursday, as planned.\u2019 She gritted her teeth and pretended to duck. \u2018What do you think?\u2019 Jared unclenched his arms and looked into her face for a few seconds, before replying in a low, intense voice, \u2018Do you like La Boheme? I thought we could go to the opera.\u2019 Amy sighed out loud and grinned, desperate to lift his mood. \u2018It\u2019s my favourite.\u2019 Jared smiled his closed-mouth smile, and then took a firmer grip of her hand as he bit his lower lip.<\/p>\n

\u2018Then I\u2019ll order tickets for next week.\u2019 \u2018Next week? I thought you were going back to New York?\u2019<\/p>\n

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\u201cLet\u2019s make a deal,\u201d Amy whispered in Jared\u2019s ear. \u201cI will allow you to help with the wedding, but only on one condition. You do the work yourself. Not your PA, not your events planner, not your brilliant admin team. You. Or is the great Jared Shaw scared of getting his hands dirty?\u201d And she looked up at him with the sweetest, most adoring openmouthed smile, complete with fluttering eyelashes for the benefit of the onlookers.<\/p>\n

\u201cDo we have a deal? Squeeze once for yes and twice for no.\u201d Jared tightened his grip on Amy\u2019s waist. There was no backing out. He squeezed. Once. Dear Reader, Thank you for choosing Always the Bridesmaid. One of my fondest childhood memories is visiting the public library with my mother, and staring in awe at the shelves packed with wonderful bright covers.<\/p>\n

Books opened up a world of excitement, danger and romance for me, and I have been a compulsive reader ever since. That sense of wonder has never left me. Since then I have read some of my favorite Harlequin novels so many times that the pages are held together with staples! I am especially thrilled that my first Harlequin novel will be published in 2009.<\/p>\n

Many congratulations to Harlequin on the first sixty years. Long may we continue to delight readers. I would love to hear from my readers, and you can get in touch and find out my latest news by visiting www.ninaharrington.com. Nina Harrington Nina Harrington Always the Bridesmaid TORONTO \u2022 NEW YORK \u2022 LONDON AMSTERDAM \u2022 PARIS \u2022 SYDNEY \u2022 HAMBURG STOCKHOLM \u2022 ATHENS \u2022 TOKYO \u2022 MILAN \u2022 MADRID PRAGUE \u2022 WARSAW \u2022 BUDAPEST \u2022 AUCKLAND Nina Harrington grew up in rural Northumberland, England, and decided at the age of eleven that she was going to be a librarian\u2014 because then she could read all of the books in the public library whenever she wanted!<\/p>\n

Since then she has been a shop assistant, a community pharmacist, a technical writer, a university lecturer, a volcano walker and an industrial scientist, before taking a career break to realize her dream of being a fiction writer.When she is not creating stories that make her readers smile, her hobbies are cooking, eating, enjoying good wine\u2014and talking, for which she has had specialist training.<\/p>\n

This is Nina\u2019s debut book! To all the wonderful writers in the Romantic Novelists\u2019 Association, who made this book possible. CHAPTER ONE AMY EDLER had three problems. All female. And all of them were demanding her attention at that very minute\u2014or there would be tears.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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