Juliana Gray's "A Gentleman Never Tells" - #2 in the "Affairs By Moonlight" series
Excellent! Roland's dialogue is hilarious and the book is worth reading for that alone. The story is lovely, and the ghosts don't impose themselves as much in this book as in the last one in the series. [The ghosts, particularly the female ghost, want to advance the love affairs in the castle so that the curse on them can be broken, but most of the time they just bungle things completely - the lovers end up together pretty much in spite of their meddling, not because of it.]
There is something strange about the book's cover (the one with the woman in the red dress) - the woman has the weirdest clavicles I've ever seen!
