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* '''Author''': [[Joanna Wayne]] | * '''Author''': [[Joanna Wayne]] | ||
* '''Publisher''': [[Harlequin]] [[Cooper's Corner By The Numbers|Cooper's Corner # 9]] | * '''Publisher''': [[Harlequin]] [[Cooper's Corner By The Numbers|Cooper's Corner # 9]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:19, 16 November 2022
- Author: Joanna Wayne
- Publisher: Harlequin Cooper's Corner # 9
- Year: 2003
- Setting: Massachusetts
- Amazon Listing: Just One Look
Book Description
Welcome to Twin Oaks -- the new B and B in Cooper's Corner. Some come for pleasure, others for passion -- and one to set things straight . . .
Check-in: Cooper's Corner postmistress Alison Fairchild had the most fabulous little upturned nose ever -- thanks to recent plastic surgery. After a lifetime of teasing and insecurity, she looked stunning as she made her entrance at the rehearsal for her friend's wedding. All eyes were on her -- except for the gorgeous stranger in the dark glasses. Then she realized he was blind.
Checkout: Ethan Granger could see perfectly well that Alison was a knockout. He wasn't the sightless high school teacher he claimed, but an undercover FBI agent. The attraction was instantaneous, and all too soon Ethan was thankful for those dark glasses. If Alison could see into his eyes, she'd know he was in love . . .
