Take Me, I'm Yours (Pacific Northwest Lovers Series, Book 1)

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  • Take Me, I'm Yours (Pacific Northwest Lovers Series, Book 1) Book Detail

  • Author : Gael Morrison
  • Release Date : 2013-11-30
  • Publisher : ePublishing Works!
  • Genre : Fiction
  • Pages : 143
  • ISBN 13 : 1614175063
  • File Size : 90,90 MB
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Take Me, I'm Yours (Pacific Northwest Lovers Series, Book 1) by Gael Morrison PDF Summary

Book Description: Melissa D'Angelo is tired of being the only twenty-three year old virgin in the country. Before entering medical school she needs a lover with no strings attached. Harvard Law School graduate Jake Mallory loves women and they love him. But a pregnancy scare with a woman he barely knew has birthed a vow of celibacy and a growing need for love, family and commitment. The moment Jake and Melissa meet at a local club passion ignites. But Melissa can't allow sex to lead to love, and love and family is all Jake wants. REVIEWS: "...sexy, charming, and deftly proves that love—and a very sexy man—can triumph over even the most relationship-averse woman!" ~Susan Fox HOLT Medallion Winner PACIFIC NORTHWEST LOVERS, in series order Take Me, I'm Yours A Little Loving LOVERS IN PARADISE, in order A Woman's Heart Meet Me at Midnight Magic of the Drums Athenian Wish MEET GAEL MORRISON Gael's love of travel and adventure has led her all over the world and provided exciting backdrops for her stories.

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