Good Time Man

by Emilie Richards

METAMORPHOSIS Alex Granger--the same devil-may-care hunk who had lived unchallenged in Jessica Cassidy's daydreams--was still the same outrageously attractive man. But now he couldn't seem to decide if Jessica was still a pesky kid or a woman whom he desired. Somewhere during the past four years Jessica had changed from a caterpillar into a butterfly. But if she'd dreamed of Alex's kisses when she was sixteen, she hadn't dreamed they would destroy her will and rationality. . . or that she wasn't experienced to deal with his kind of loving--or his kind of leaving.

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