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More Than a Playboy

Divorce Etiquette

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More Than a Playboy

Contemporary Sweetheart Rosette

Rating: Sweet

Page Count: 70

She has a shield...he has one too...and they’re both hiding secrets.

Serious-minded Sandy Donovan has one unbreakable rule—never fall for a rich playboy. Falling for a playboy destroyed her mother and ruined Sandy’s childhood. She’s determined never to let the same thing happen to her. Unfortunately, the only man to make her hormones sit up and take notice is a playboy who doesn’t know the first thing about taking life seriously.

A lonely, miserable childhood taught Cameron Berkeley-Scott to hide his feelings in humour, but his comic nature is pushing away the one woman he wants to draw near. She thinks he’s a playboy—a title he has no desire to have—and ignores his outrageous flirting.

Now it’s time for Cameron to show Sandy he isn’t the irresponsible pleasure-seeker she thinks—but will she run when she finds out who he really is?

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Divorce Etiquette

Contemporary Champagne Rosebud

Rating: Sensual

Page Count: 194

They're breaking every rule of divorce etiquette!

Sometimes, a whirlwind marriage doesn’t lead to happily-ever-after…Nor does a quickie divorce.

Turnaround expert Andrew Boston can turn any failing business into a huge success, but he couldn’t fix his marriage. A family tragedy left Andrew unable to commit to fatherhood, but he can’t let Michelle walk away. He’s determined to win her back and prove a relationship between the two of them can work perfectly well without bringing children into the equation…

Corporate lawyer Michelle Boston divorced Andrew two and a half years ago—and for good reason. She learnt a whirlwind marriage did not mean happily-ever-after. Nor, unfortunately, did a quickie divorce. Especially when neither Andrew nor Michelle can stick to the first rule of divorce etiquette: no kissing!

Reviewer: Chris

Review: Dec 9, 2009

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Genre(s): Contemporary

What do you get when you marry a man you’ve known for three months? Surprises. Like the fact that you didn’t discuss major issues before the ceremony. Like children. Michelle wants them desperately. Andrew shies away from them like they are plague ridden. Divorced before their first anniversary, Andrew and Michelle have a problem staying apart. Why is that

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