Say "Ahhh ..." (Bedside Manners) (Harlequin Temptation, 726)

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Summary: Ahhh is Ohhh so hot, sexy and a great story .
Review: I love Sarah and Connor's story, I guarantee that it's hard to put down. Dr. Connor would be welcome as my doctor any day! SHHH. but don't tell my husband! If you are looking for a sexy and enjoyable few hours of reading look no further.

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Summary: Definitely a keeper!
Review: If you like your books hot, well-written, and just plain fun then this book will be sure to please. Donna Sterling keeps things moving along so smoothly-and the characters are so interesting that the reader really cares what happens to them! As always, Ms. Sterling leaves the reader with a smile on her face.

Rating:
Summary: I wanna keep him for myself
Review: Is it wrong that I was jealous of the heroine because I wanted to keep the hero?

Dr. Connor was arrestingly sexy and caring; it's no wonder that Sarah fell for him. Sarah had to work against her fear and instincts, but she knew that Connor was the best thing for her. The plot device used to build a good part of this story is overdone in recent romance literature, but Ms. Sterling made it intriguing all over again.

I was struck by the incredible intimacy of the first love scene. It was so well written that I was reminded once again of why sex and sharing is a vulnerable experience and why it must be treated with such care by both parties. It's not often a book can pull off that message without preaching or falling into melodrama. I'll definitely buy Ms. Sterling's next book right off the shelf.

Rating:
Summary: I wanna keep him for myself
Review: Is it wrong that I was jealous of the heroine because I wanted to keep the hero?

Dr. Connor was arrestingly sexy and caring; it's no wonder that Sarah fell for him. Sarah had to work against her fear and instincts, but she knew that Connor was the best thing for her. The plot device used to build a good part of this story is overdone in recent romance literature, but Ms. Sterling made it intriguing all over again.

I was struck by the incredible intimacy of the first love scene. It was so well written that I was reminded once again of why sex and sharing is a vulnerable experience and why it must be treated with such care by both parties. It's not often a book can pull off that message without preaching or falling into melodrama. I'll definitely buy Ms. Sterling's next book right off the shelf.