The Bachelor's Bed

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Summary: Loved this one
Review: Hot, funny and poignant. A great fast read

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Summary: A one sitting read!
Review: Jill Shalvis certainly knows how to pamper her readers. I spent a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon devouring her latest Temptation. More! More! When is the next one?

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Summary: Romantic Times Review
Review: The Bachelor's Bed ( Harlequin Temptation #771)

by Jill Shalvis

A lovely cleaning woman?s dreams come true when a gorgeous client asks her to pose as his fiancée to fend off his matchmaking mother. But things spiral out of control when sensual sparks start flying. Intensity best describes THE BACHELOR?S BED (4.5) by Jill Shalvis, a wonderful tale chock full of good character and story development, vibrant sexual tension and a strong emotional premise.

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Summary: Romantic Times Review
Review: The Bachelor's Bed ( Harlequin Temptation #771)

by Jill Shalvis

A lovely cleaning woman?s dreams come true when a gorgeous client asks her to pose as his fiancée to fend off his matchmaking mother. But things spiral out of control when sensual sparks start flying. Intensity best describes THE BACHELOR?S BED (4.5) by Jill Shalvis, a wonderful tale chock full of good character and story development, vibrant sexual tension and a strong emotional premise.

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Summary: Great reading
Review: This was the best book that I've read in a while.

Lani Mills is Colin West's weekly cleaning lady and is in love with her client. Colin has been hurt in the past and it makes him wary about having serious relationships. He tells a "tiny" lie to his mother about being engaged so he can finish working on a very important project and he asks Lani for help. He needs her to pretend to be his fiancée while he finishes working the project, except that Lani doesn't feel as if it's pretend and plays the part whole-heartedly. Things heat up when his mother and aunts come to pay him a visit.

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Summary: Best read all week
Review: Wow, loved this hot spicy novel. A great romance. Wish Colin was mine