The Name of the Game

The Name of the Game

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Synopsis

A professor and a professional baker have nothing in common—except a magnetic attraction—in this sexy romance by “an author to watch out for” (RT Book Reviews).
 
Some people follow the rules . . .
 
A professor of forensic anthropology, James Donovan is the reasonable sibling among the passionate, impulsive Donovans. But there’s nothing reasonable about his reaction to baker Gracie Roberts. She’s all wild curls and mouth-watering curves, as deliciously tempting as the sugary treats she’s famous for—and twice as irritating. But before long, James decides that getting a taste of her is one indulgence he can’t pass up . . .
 
Some people play to win . . .
 
Independent, smart, and sexy Gracie’s year-long dry spell has her itching for a man. Responsible, health-obsessed James? Not in a million years! She needs a guy who knows how to let loose! But when James sets out to show her just how satisfying a disciplined man can be when pleasure is at stake, she learns just how sweet—and spicy—he really is. Have James and Gracie found the recipe for love?
 
“Tantalizing sex scenes and innuendos add sizzle, but the real strength of the characterization is revealed in their human need for understanding and empathy.” —Publishers Weekly

Release date: January 1, 1949

Publisher: Zebra Books

Print pages: 352

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