SOME DAYS, IT DOESN'T PAY TO GET OUT OF BED
That's what crosses Clint Evans' mind the minute he takes on the four thugs holding heiress Julie Rose hostage. It isn't the danger that has Clint in a lather, but Julie herself. The pretty, petite schoolteacher he's been hired to return to her wealthy fiancé is no fainting trust-fund baby. She's more of a hellcat, one who won't be deterred when she sets her sights on something. And her sights are set on Clint.
The one rule Clint never breaks is this—don't get involved with the client. He can look, but he definitely cannot touch—even if it's driving him crazy. Keeping Julie safe until he can figure out who's behind her kidnapping means never letting her out of his sight. And the closer he sticks to the feisty, seductive woman who makes him feel alive . . . the harder it gets for him to ever consider letting her go . . .
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- ISBN: 9781420119435
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October 1, 2004
Clint Evans is a kind of repo man. The dangerous kind. For a fee Clint will retrieve things that have been stolen or people who have been kidnapped, even if he has to stretch the law to the breaking point. Julie Rose has been kidnapped, taken to a secluded hunting cabin, manhandled, abused, and threatened with rape. Much to her amazement, an unarmed man appears and casually takes out the four villains as easily as if they were insects. Clint is immediately taken with Julie Rose, and the feeling is mutual. However, Clint must find out the identity of the mastermind behind her abduction, even if it means risking his own life. Suspenseful, sexy, and humorous, Foster's tale of a flawed man and an imperfect woman who together make a perfect couple is the fourth title in her popular Visitation series (" Say No to Joe, " 2003; " The Secret Life of Bryan" , 2004; and " When Bruce Met Cyn" , 2004), and readers will be pleased with the continuity. (Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2004, American Library Association.)
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