Every Woman's Fantasy

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Summary: Can a book get better then this one?
Review: I read this book in one day, could not put it down!!!!! I just love Vicki Lewis Thompson!!!!!

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Summary: what a treat...
Review: I thoroughly enjoyed this book -- the characters were well-defined -- and what a sense of humor! I hated to see the book end.

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Summary: HYSTERICAL!
Review: Mark O'Grady is such an incredibly sexy and wonderful idiot of a guy! I loved this book- how can you not think a guy who is so good in bed that he has never had bad sex and thus proposes to every woman he sleeps with is a lout? Well ok- so he hasn't actually married any of the ladies. He keeps backing out. The last time at the last minute..... But this time- is different! He's a changed man. He is not sleeping with her until they know each other.
Oh- well , maybe he is. He knows her right?

Right?
Seeing the Proposing Guy become the Married Man is a delight. THis one is more about characters and the fun factor than the sex factor- but is still steamy.
I love the tomboy turned siren woman who tames this scoundrel. His work obessed scientist mom who is oblivious to the world is right on as a character as well.
WELL DONE! Read and enjoy!

Also recommended- the entire Mail Order Men series from Harlequin Temptation.

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Summary: The serial fiancé -- Very highly recommended
Review: Ten minutes before the processional, groom Mark O'Grady decides that he can't get married -- again. This time it was because his bride-to-be was addicted to cellular technology. Before that one was a shopaholic, another nags, another only exhibits interest in ancient languages, and the first of the jilted fiancées hates camping. None of his friends except Sam, the best man, will show up for the ceremony anymore. His mother even refuses the invitations!

Mark really does want to get married; it's divorce he's trying to avoid. So he takes Sam's advice about looking for his next bride. He places an ad in Texas Men. Sam reasons that Mark keeps getting engaged to the wrong women because they are beautiful, so naturally he has sex with them. Except under his wild exterior, Mark is really an old fashioned kind of guy. He thinks that once he's had sex with a woman, he has to marry her. So this time they place the ad, sort through the responses, and Mark corresponds with the prospective lady -- for a long time.

Six months later, after a three-month correspondence, Charlie McPherson eagerly plans to meet Mark. She has decided to change her image, however, going for the siren look. She's tired of the low maintenance, wholesome image she ordinarily portrays. This time she intends to experience unbridled passion and searing ecstasy. Since that's exactly opposite of what Sam encourages in Mark, events promise to get very interesting!

Falling in love was never so much fun! Especially when a rapid courtship leads to a wedding proposal, and the ladies in purple T-shirts arrive to warn Charlie of Mark's nefarious past. With DOA for Damn O'Grady's Ass plastered across their T-shirts and the date of the termination of the wedding plans, these ladies mean business. They have formed a support group, meeting once a month to "talk, drink wine, eat take-out, play Uno, trash Mark." So the question remains if Charlie is at last the woman Mark's looking for, or if she's the next member of the DOA support group!

EVERY WOMAN'S FANTASY demonstrates the sensual, exquisite pleasure of meeting one's soul mate, degenerating into every woman's nightmare when the DOA arrive! Hysterically addictive and divine, EVERY WOMAN'S FANTASY fulfills every romance reader's most serious demands, including madcap fun, a tender love story, and the perfect ending. Very highly recommended!

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Summary: Oh yes? Oh no!
Review: This book sucked me right in from page one. I read it in one afternoon. It's definitely a great beach read full of romance and humor. Definitely recommended.