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Calling the Shots (You, Me & the Kids)

He's had a wild ride, and now sex club owner Josh Scott is looking for a change of scene. But first, he's determined to bring two friends together, and he's willing to be a third wheel to move things along…Beth Norris is eager to be set up with hot bartender Oliver Stephenson, but she's equally attracted to matchmaker Josh. Soon she's fantasizing about both men at once—and about being the one to c...

By Ellen Hartman
File Size: 821 KB
Print Length: 256 pages
Publisher: Harlequin Superromance; Original edition (October 1, 2010)
Publication Date: October 1, 2010
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0041KLDZG
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Full disclosure: I started reading this book because the author is a friend. I finished reading it because I couldn't stop. CALLING THE SHOTS is an emotional, heartwarming, incredibly real story of two single parents struggling to do what's best for their kids. It captures so many moments that will ...

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Everything you ever wanted to know about food is in this book. One interesting note about the Saffron arc which finishes in this volume is that in some ways it acts as a precursor for Rumiko Takahashi's next series, Inuyasha. But two, three times. Do not buy the Dalhousie or the Precious Ramotswe series (which I also love) if you want a proper detective story, but do buy them and enjoy them all, possibly in chronological order, if you want to be reconciled with life.