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Say No to Joe? (Visitation, Book 1)
Joe Winston has a routine with women – he exists, they swoon – roll credits. With his smouldering looks, macho style, and irrepressible charm, Joe can have any woman – except the one he really wants. Secretly, Luna Clark may lust after Joe, but she’s made it clear that she’s too smart for him.
Setting: North Carolina
Sensuality: 9
Exotic psychic-assistant Luna Clark has avoided confirmed bachelor Joe Winston for three long months. She knows that she’s far too attracted to the very sexy Winston male but when she needs protection for her two young orphaned cousins, she turns to the tough bounty hunter. Delighted at the opportunity to spend time with Luna, Joe packs his bag and accompanies her to North Carolina, where he finds himself falling in love not only with Luna, but with the teen-age girl and young boy who are now her responsibility. But someone is causing “accidents” to happen at the house on Quiet Lake and before Joe can concentrate on seducing Luna, he’ll have to find the perpetrator before the danger escalates.
Nobody does blue collar heroes quite like author Lori Foster and Say No To Joe? delivers plenty of sexual sizzle between Joe and the free-spirited heroine who’s clearly savvy enough to handle him. Toss in a couple of endearing kids threatened by a mysterious enemy, an eccentric cast of secondary characters, an interesting plot, and the result is an excellent contemporary romance. Foster has a well-deserved reputation for creating charming, unforgettable characters and steamy romance–and she’s at the top of her game in Say No To Joe? –Lois Faye Dyer
Grandparent visitation: over the river and into the courts.: An article from: Trial
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Title: Grandparent visitation: over the river and into the courts.
Author: Joan Catherine Bohl
Publication: Trial (Magazine/Journal)
Date: December 1, 1999
Publisher: Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Volume: 35 Issue: 13 Page: 28
Distributed by Thomson Gale
Grandparent visitation: over the river and into the courts.: An article from: Trial