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SEDUCTION IS A DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD
They were friends, neighbors, and occasional confidants. Certainly nothing more. Now Kingston Roper needs a favor from Elissa Dean-he needs her to get caught in his bed.
Elissa's sure she can help King out of an awkward situation caused by his rebounding sister-in-law's misplaced affection. After all, she might be the last American virgin, but she could definitely play the temptress..just to be neighborly of course.
But there's a a problem with her good intentions. Because Elissa doesn't want to playact anymore. She wants the real thing...with King. But Elissa knows the kind of passion a man like King expects: brief, intense and heartbreaking. Passion could lead to many things, but could they ever be the things they both want?
"The dialogue is charming, the characters likeable and the sex is sizzling, and the roller-coaster emotions between hero and heroine will give Palmer's many fans an enjoyable ride." --Publishers Weekly on Once in Paris
They were friends, neighbors, and occasional confidants. Certainly nothing more. Now Kingston Roper needs a favor from Elissa Dean-he needs her to get caught in his bed.
Elissa's sure she can help King out of an awkward situation caused by his rebounding sister-in-law's misplaced affection. After all, she might be the last American virgin, but she could definitely play the temptress..just to be neighborly of course.
But there's a a problem with her good intentions. Because Elissa doesn't want to playact anymore. She wants the real thing...with King. But Elissa knows the kind of passion a man like King expects: brief, intense and heartbreaking. Passion could lead to many things, but could they ever be the things they both want?
"The dialogue is charming, the characters likeable and the sex is sizzling, and the roller-coaster emotions between hero and heroine will give Palmer's many fans an enjoyable ride." --Publishers Weekly on Once in Paris
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