| Description |
377 pages ; 17 cm |
| Note |
"A Harlequin Mira romance." |
| Summary |
"When Jane Pearson arrives at Griffin Lowell's beach house, she expects a brooding loner. After all, his agent hired her to help the reclusive war journalist write his stalled memoir. Instead, Jane finds a tanned, ocean-blue-eyed man in a Hawaiian shirt, hosting a beach party and surrounded by beauties. Faster than he can untie a bikini top, Griffin lets Jane know he doesn't want her. But she desperately needs this job and digs her toes in the sand. Griffin intends to spend the coming weeks at Beach House No. 9 taking refuge from his painful memories and from the primly sexy Jane, who wants to bare his soul. But warm nights, moonlit walks and sultry kisses just may unlock both their guarded hearts."--from cover, p. [4] |
| Subject |
Freelance journalism -- Fiction.
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War correspondents -- Fiction.
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Autobiography -- Fiction.
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Avoidance (Psychology) -- Fiction.
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Man-woman relationships -- Fiction.
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| Genre/Form |
Love stories.
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| Added Title |
Beach House Number Nine |
| ISBN |
9780373777402 paperback |
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037377740X paperback |
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9781460303368 electronic bk. |
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1460303369 electronic bk. |
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