I hardly ever give five stars to a book, but this is one of those times. Right from the start, the reader's attention is grabbed by the sudden interruption of the heroine's "quiet" vacation by 2 mean looking guys chasing the hero. The heroine denies any knowledge of seeing a man with a gunshot wound in his leg because she doubts very much the 2 guys are really FBI agents. after throwing them off the trail, she locates their prey & helps him to escape.The hero proves to be a real pain while she's trying to help him but that turns to mutual attraction. Both are surprised & shocked when they discover the reason behind the attempt on the hero's life. Very funny & sexy book. recommend to all!
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Description from the book back cover:Getting close was easy - getting personal was not. The only thing that stood between Riley Hanrahan and another bullet was Morgan Cassidy. It was just luck that Morgan had stumbled across his wounded body in the desert, but after three days in his company Morgan was beginning to have sympathy with his would-be [...]! Riley was overbearing, infuriating ... and a walking temptation! Although both of them had reasons for fearing intimacy, Morgan had never felt so alive. And it wasn't fear or their situation that was making her feel that way ... it was Riley Hanrahan!
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Up Close and Personal! by Sandra Field (Large Print Mills & Boon)
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2006
Getting close was easy - getting personal was not. The only thing that stood between Riley Hanrahan and another bullet was Morgan Cassidy. It was just luck that Morgan had stumbled across his wounded body in the desert, but after three days in his company Morgan was beginning to have sympathy with his would-be [...]! Riley was overbearing, infuriating ... and a walking temptation! Although both of them had reasons for fearing intimacy, Morgan had never felt so alive. And it wasn't fear or their situation that was making her feel that way ... it was Riley Hanrahan!
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