Jules Barnard

Never Date A Player (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

My cheating ex has me swearing off men. Until Lewis comes along, stealing my breath and my good sense.

I've never been one to lust after guys. But Lewis is six and a half feet of rugged man, and he's...eye-catching. Sexy. And silently brooding in all the best ways.

The more time I spend with him, the naughtier my thoughts are of us together, and he's not helping put a stop to it. It's infuriating. I'm fantasizing, and lusting, and I can't remember why I wanted to stay away.

But Lewis carries his own relationship baggage. Baggage that could break me in ways no ex-boyfriend ever did.

Despite all the reasons I shouldn't get involved, Lewis might be the one man I can't resist.

EXCERPT:

He tugs down his shorts--and goes completely naked.

He glances up. "You can stay in your panties. I'm getting clean... What? I trust you not to grope me." He grins.

"Hot, funny, infuriating and omg where can I get one please..." ~ Reviewer

"Jules Barnard is an absolute winner." ~ Reviewer

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Jules Barnard
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780991560417
• Artikelnr.: 42183000

Autorenporträt

Jules Barnard is a USA Today bestselling author of romantic comedy and romantic fantasy. Her romantic comedies include the All's Fair, Never Date, and Cade Brothers series. She also writes romantic fantasy under J. Barnard in the Halven Rising series Library Journal calls "...an exciting new fantasy adventure." Whether she's writing about steamy men in Lake Tahoe or a Fae world embedded in a college campus, Jules spins addictive stories filled with heart and humor.

When Jules isn't in her sweatpants writing and rewarding herself with chocolate, she spends her time with her husband and two children in their small hometown in the Pacific Northwest. She credits herself with the ability to read while running on the treadmill or burning dinner.