Wrong Address... Right Guy
Rosie O'Hanlon wants
kids. Lots of kids. And she wants a man who'll value home, hearth, and a
horde of happy children as much as she does. But, hey, this is the 21st
century, full-throttle motherhood can be a tough sell at the best of times, and
right now she's sidelined by a neck brace due to some recent surgery. She
intends to kick start her search for the ideal father figure the minute the
brace comes off.
By day, Rosie is a technical writer; by night, she's an ink-stained scribe who pens old-fashioned love letters for the romantic at heart. She'd kind of, sort of, hoped LOVE LETTERS, INC. would help pay the groaning mortgage on her aging house. Not happening. But she enjoys the letter writing too much to stop. She particularly enjoys writing letters for Gardenia to her fiancé Kent Summerton.
The problem isKent isn't engaged… to Gardenia or anyone else. Kent is the sexy-hot, very much single owner manager of a
prestigious local resort. Ambitious, organized, and over-scheduled, Kent is not amused by the anonymous letters he's receiving
from Gardenia. And when they become more and more explicit, he decides to track
Gardenia down and put a stop to her purple pen.
All roads lead to Rosie, who's not happy to learn she's been duped by Gardenia into writing erotic spam. She's even less happy to be instantly attracted to work-crazedKent . With his green eyes, chiseled chin, and muscles in
all the right places, he might be calendar material, but
he's sooo not the man for her, and so-absolutely not the future
father of her many children. After all, a six-pack of abs doesn't trump family
values.
Rosie's right.Kent doesn't want a passel of kids. Kent wants a successful business, an organized life, and a
clean balance sheet. Kids? Time sucks and trouble. This he knows. Or thinks he
knows. But Kent doesn't know what trouble is, until he starts wanting
what he can't have—Rosie O'Hanlon.
By day, Rosie is a technical writer; by night, she's an ink-stained scribe who pens old-fashioned love letters for the romantic at heart. She'd kind of, sort of, hoped LOVE LETTERS, INC. would help pay the groaning mortgage on her aging house. Not happening. But she enjoys the letter writing too much to stop. She particularly enjoys writing letters for Gardenia to her fiancé Kent Summerton.
The problem is
All roads lead to Rosie, who's not happy to learn she's been duped by Gardenia into writing erotic spam. She's even less happy to be instantly attracted to work-crazed
Rosie's right.
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