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The Gentleman Insists by Joan Hohl · Booklabria

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The Gentleman Insists

Romance, Contemporary

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First published: 1989
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

MR. FEBRUARY...

Who? Hank Branson What? One lean, rugged, devastating male. With? An uncontrollable desire for Laura Seaton. Why? She was the most irresistible female ever to sizzle a man's senses! Hank couldn't believe it! Five minutes with Laura, and he was worse than an adolescent in the first throes of passion. Never mind that Laura's own teenage daughter thought he was the sexiest man alive; he only had eyes for her lovely mother. The woman herself seemed determined to resist. But Hank was a man who just didn't take no for an answer-- and when the gentleman insists...

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary

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