I Want Candy
Feb 2012 · Macmillan + ORM
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5 reviews
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About this eBook
Something sweet develops between a sexy widowed sheriff and a troubled real estate agent who comes home in this romance by a New York Times bestseller.
“Take a sexy cop, a blonde with a talent for making the best cakes in the country, a possible stalker and a small town with enough crackpots to populate a good-sized mental hospital mix them all together and you’ve got a funny, sizzling romantic adventure that readers are going to love.” —RT Book Reviews
Candace Carmichael was just getting used to the lavish life when everything went sour. Now the down-on-her-luck real estate agent is back in Bigler, North Carolina, jobless and illegally rooming with her mother in a swank retirement community. All this makes her wonder why she ever considered her BFF Cheri’s invitation to move back home. Life in this small mountain town may not be as glamorous as the one she had in Tampa, but she knows a girl can’t be too choosy in this market. Besides, everyone’s happy to welcome Candy back—especially one handsome widower named Turner . . .
Turner has grown up to be one fine-looking piece of man candy—and looks even tastier in his sheriff’s uniform. Maybe that’s why she couldn’t resist kissing him when he pulled her over for a traffic violation. Even if a relationship was part of Candy’s business plan, Turner would be off limits—he still wears his wedding ring, four years after his wife died. If falling in love too fast is a crime, Candy is soon guilty as charged and ready to be fingerprinted. But is she ready to lock away her dreams and hand Turner the keys to her heart?
“I Want Candy is a tasty treat from start to finish. Candy and Turner are a couple you can root for and the oftentimes zany residents of Bigler will make you chuckle. Fans of contemporary romance with a healthy dose of comedy are sure to enjoy.” —Romance Junkies/DESC>
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FIC027020 FICTION / Romance / Contemporary
FIC027420 FICTION / Romance / Police & Law Enforcement
FIC027230 FICTION / Romance / Multicultural & Interracial
FIC066000 FICTION / Small Town & Rural
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“Take a sexy cop, a blonde with a talent for making the best cakes in the country, a possible stalker and a small town with enough crackpots to populate a good-sized mental hospital mix them all together and you’ve got a funny, sizzling romantic adventure that readers are going to love.” —RT Book Reviews
Candace Carmichael was just getting used to the lavish life when everything went sour. Now the down-on-her-luck real estate agent is back in Bigler, North Carolina, jobless and illegally rooming with her mother in a swank retirement community. All this makes her wonder why she ever considered her BFF Cheri’s invitation to move back home. Life in this small mountain town may not be as glamorous as the one she had in Tampa, but she knows a girl can’t be too choosy in this market. Besides, everyone’s happy to welcome Candy back—especially one handsome widower named Turner . . .
Turner has grown up to be one fine-looking piece of man candy—and looks even tastier in his sheriff’s uniform. Maybe that’s why she couldn’t resist kissing him when he pulled her over for a traffic violation. Even if a relationship was part of Candy’s business plan, Turner would be off limits—he still wears his wedding ring, four years after his wife died. If falling in love too fast is a crime, Candy is soon guilty as charged and ready to be fingerprinted. But is she ready to lock away her dreams and hand Turner the keys to her heart?
“I Want Candy is a tasty treat from start to finish. Candy and Turner are a couple you can root for and the oftentimes zany residents of Bigler will make you chuckle. Fans of contemporary romance with a healthy dose of comedy are sure to enjoy.” —Romance Junkies/DESC>
romance;contemporary;police;law enforcement;multicultural;interracial;small town;rural;second chance;reunion;reunited;forbidden;male;female;man;woman;widowed;widower;cop;sheriff;hero;troubled;put upon;independent;heroine;crime;mystery;organized crime;criminals;drugs;eccentric characters;family;mother;daughter;retirement home;bigler;north carolina
FIC027020 FICTION / Romance / Contemporary
FIC027420 FICTION / Romance / Police & Law Enforcement
FIC027230 FICTION / Romance / Multicultural & Interracial
FIC066000 FICTION / Small Town & Rural
9780374715298
The Shadow Drawing: How Science Taught Leonardo How to Paint
Francesca Fiorani
Ratings and reviews
4.2
5 reviews
Mydra Mckinnon
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1 February 2016
All action, love and suspense. My three favs in a good book. Can't wait till the next book about Tanyalee!! ☺😆
About the author
Susan Donovan's novels are witty, sexy, and entertaining--"brain candy for smart women," as she puts it. Her books include Not That Kind of Girl, The Night She Got Lucky, and Ain't Too Proud to Beg. Susan is a former newspaper journalist with degrees from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism and has worked as a reporter in Chicago, Albuquerque, and Indianapolis. Her other jobs have included fine arts fundraiser, freelance journalist, painted furniture artist, horse stall mucker, proposal writer, and aide to a U.S. Senator. Susan lives in rural Maryland with her family and dogs.
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