Tempting Lies - Whitney, Sara
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"Thea Blackwell never commits to anything. Not jobs. Not hairstyles. Not men. Yet here she is dreaming about buying a house and having it renovated by the town playboy who never spared her a second glance. Aiden Murdoch's sick of his wild reputation following him everywhere he goes. Then his childhood friend Thea shows him her money pit of a fixer-upper, and he stumbles on the perfect solution: he'll provide the labor, and she'll make him look happily domesticated to shut down the town gossip. What should be a simple arrangement gets complicated fast when fake kisses turn into real feelings.…mehr

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"Thea Blackwell never commits to anything. Not jobs. Not hairstyles. Not men. Yet here she is dreaming about buying a house and having it renovated by the town playboy who never spared her a second glance. Aiden Murdoch's sick of his wild reputation following him everywhere he goes. Then his childhood friend Thea shows him her money pit of a fixer-upper, and he stumbles on the perfect solution: he'll provide the labor, and she'll make him look happily domesticated to shut down the town gossip. What should be a simple arrangement gets complicated fast when fake kisses turn into real feelings. With forever on the line, will Thea and Aiden be brave enough to tear down the lies they've told each other-and themselves?"--
Autorenporträt
Sara Whitney writes sassy contemporary romance that's sunny with a chance of sizzle. An RWA(c) Golden Heart(c) award finalist, Sara worked as a print journalist and film critic before she earned her Ph.D. and landed in academia. She's a good pinball player, a great baker, and an expert at shouting her TV opinions to anyone who'll listen. In a funny twist of fate, Sara's married to a divorce attorney, and she likes to think that her happily-ever-afters keep their household in balance. She and her husband live in the Midwest surrounded by books, cats, and half-empty coffee cups.