Take a Chance on Me Paperback - 2003

Name: Take a Chance on Me
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Author: Susan Donovan
ISBN: 9781250056481

by Susan Donovan

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From the jacket flap

"Donovan's blend of romance and mystery is thrilling."--Booklist

Emma laughed then, relieved to let go of some of her nervousness, some of her pent-up agitation. Then she watched as very slowly-very deliberately-Thomas smiled at her.

It was a deadly weapon, that smile of his, and she wondered if he was aware of its firepower. The smile hovered there, bracketed by deep masculine dimples, sexy and sweet, and it silently laid to waste her well-thought-out campaign of avoidance. Every objection she'd had, every perfectly logical reason she had given herself for forgetting that she'd ever met this man now lay bleeding at her feet.

A smile like that could not possibly lie. Could it?

"God, Thomas. I can't believe you came to my house. Why did you come to my house?"

He gave his brawny shoulders a shrug and looked up from under a thick fringe of dark honey lashes. "I figured my best shot was to surprise you, you know, just kind of show up on your doorstep."

...if the right man ever showed up on her doorstep, she'd know him in an instant...

"No way in hell," Emma whispered.

"Hilarious...full of sass and sizzle." -Julie Ortolon, USA Today bestselling author

Details

Title Take a Chance on Me
Author Susan Donovan
Binding Paperback
Pages 354
Volumes 1
Language ENG
Publisher St. Martins Press-3PL
Date 2003-08-18
ISBN 9781250056481 / 1250056489
Weight 0.74 lbs (0.34 kg)
Dimensions 7 x 5 x 0.79 in (17.78 x 12.70 x 2.01 cm)
Dewey Decimal Code FIC

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.