bromees midnight fantasies

books:

1 review
Robert E. Galinas

Zebra, 1994

Wonderfully ertotic and thrilling
Megan Pembrooke is a rookie forensic cop who dreams of making detective. She becomes involved in a case of an apparent sexual serial killer that takes her on a journey into the world of nightclubs in the Dallas area to stay one step ahead of a dangerous but dapper killer. This one is a definate must-read. A page turning erotic thriller that makes you think you have the killer pegged until the ...

A Mother's Touch: The Way Home\A Stranger's Son\The Paternity Test

1 review
Linda Howard, Emilie Richards, ...

Mira, 2005

Wonderful stories by great authors
All three stories were wonderful reads, with great writing and story lines. All three were so good that i can't decide which one i like best. The first story The Way Home by linda howard is about a woman who learns more of and becomes closer to her lover after becoming pregnant. A Stranger's son by emilie richards a famous rock star finding out he has a child and trying to become a father out ...

A Stranger's Touch (Midnight Fantasies) (Blaze, 37)

1 review
Tori Carrington

Harlequin, 2002

Naughty, sweet, and hot! Very highly recommended
Eight days before her wedding, Dulcy Farris' two best friends take her to a bar for a private bachelorette party. A few too many tequila shots loosen tongues, and Dulcy confesses her forbidden fantasy of making love to a complete stranger in an elevator. Little does she suspect that events will conspire to make her inebriated wish come true. Too long without a man's touch has left her hungry for ...

A Stranger's Touch

6 reviews
Cait London

Avon, 2008

The story kept me riveted-and turning the pages
After meeting Tempest in the first book, At The Edge, we've come to expect what she is like. Honestly, we get a whole different view of her in this book. It all begins with her playing a cat burglar-and gets more and more intense. Marcus, a one night stand, has set up an intricate plot to get Tempest to help him figure out who killed his parents years ago. Once Tempest begins delving into ...

I Like You to Make Jokes With Me, but I Don't Want You to Touch Me/Me Gusta Que Bromees Conmigo, Pero No ...

1 review
Ellen Bass

Lollipop Power Inc, 1993

Keeping children safe & strong
This is a great book to use with children to teach them that it is OK to tell someone, even an adult, what you like/dislike and how you feel. Too many times, children are taught that they should not talk back to adults, that adults know best. Yet, in this story, Sara's mother encourages her to tell Jack, an adult Sara likes to joke with, how she really feels and that it is OK to define her ...