Rochelle French

The Problem with Pretending (The Meadowview Series, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Jack's best friend Lia has asked him a favor-help her get over her fear of dating. Whatever could go wrong?

Lia Sawyer's ready to start dating again and is about to ask out one of Meadowview's hottest firefighters. But when when she overhears his friend say he thinks she's frigid and would probably be bad in bed, she quickly bails on the idea. Because…um, yeah, that rumor isn't too far off the mark.

But Lia's determined to change, so her solution? Ask the one man she knows she can trust-Jack Gibson-for a teeny tiny favor.

Years before, Jack had a thing for his best friend's younger sister, but back then he'd taken too long to ask her out. However, Lia's been a widow for two years now, and it's time he goes for what he wants.

Only when Lia comes to him with a bizarre request-give her sex lessons so she can date Peter Leary (aka, NOT him)-his entire plan is thwarted.

Reluctantly, Jack agrees to Lia's plan but secretly creates one of his own: during the course of their "lessons," he'll make sure she falls in love-with him!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bloomfield Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. Mai 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781533724670
• Artikelnr.: 44823160

Autorenporträt

HOPE. HEART. HOMETOWN.

Rochelle French is a bestselling romance novelist and the author of the Meadowview Heat series, the Meadowview Heroes series, and the Vineyard Springs series. Her books feature contemporary characters falling in love in quaint and quirky small towns. She hopes to inspire and uplift her readers as they follow the characters she's created-characters who find their own strength along the path to true love, always supported by friends, family, and community. She currently lives in Northern California in the same small town where she grew up, where she spends her days writing, hiking in the woods, or swimming in the river.