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SummaryUnraveled by Jaci Burton (originally
published 12-23-08 in e-book format)
The greatest gift is getting what you never thought you
wanted.
Mitch Magruder, rich, successful, wildly popular surfer and
entrepreneur, is always on the lookout for the next big wave
or the next great deal. So when he's home for the holidays,
he jumps at the chance to build one of his famous hotels
right on the white, sandy, Florida beach where he grew up.
The only thing standing in his way is Greta Mason.
Divorced with two children, Greta welcomes the struggle to
make ends meet at the ramshackle beachfront motel her father
left her. The motel means everything to her, and no amount
of money—or hot nights of persuasion—offered by
gorgeous, sexy Mitch is going to change her mind. No matter
how much his touch unravels her defenses.
For once, Mitch finds he's the one doing the chasing, and
Greta's doing more than throwing a monkey wrench into his
perfectly orchestrated world. She's making him think about
things he's never considered before, things other than the
pursuit of money. Things like settling down with the right
woman.
Now if only he can convince her he wants more than hot sex,
moonlit nights, and her hotel...
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Sweet Charity by Lauren Dane
(originally published 12-23-08 in e-book format)
A bad boy is about to find out just how naughty a good
girl can be.
After eight long years of pretending a horrible one-night
stand hadn't happened and wondering if it had been her
fault, Charity Harris has finally coaxed handsome bad boy
and lifelong friend, Gabriel Bettencourt, back into her bed.
It's not just good, it's fanfreakingtastic! Trouble is, he's
persisting with his story about not wanting a relationship
and not being good enough for her even as their friendship
blooms into something looking a lot like love.
Gabriel has ached to make Charity his for years, and finally
having her in his bed, not just enduring but enjoying his
darker urges is more than he'd ever imagined it could be.
Despite what she says, he knows she deserves candlelight and
roses, not candle wax and ropes. He'll enjoy her while he
can and let go when she finds the right man.
Charity knows Gabriel's game and she's not having any of it.
A man can like it rough in bed and still be good and kind.
He's exactly the kind of man she wants to marry and she
will. She loves him and she knows he loves her and she's not
taking no for an answer.
So when he runs off "to think" just after Christmas, it's up
to her to let him know that good girls can like it dark and
rough and bad boys can be good men.
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