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| − | Publisher: Harlequin Temptation | + | * '''Author''': [[Vicki Lewis Thompson]] |
| − | Year: 1988 | + | * '''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Temptation]] |
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| − | Amy Hobson had invested in a piece of Hawaii, and she was dying to see it. Entering a radio station's hula contest didn't win her the first-prize trip, but it did renew her friendship with dynamic deejay Jack Bond. When Amy Hawaiian paradise proved to be a catastrophe, Jack was a friend, indeed. But gradually she realized that his brotherly affection was turning into ardent desire. Desperate though she was to make love to him, she feared everything would change. Was she ready to risk a friend to find a lover? | + | Amy Hobson had invested in a piece of Hawaii, and she was dying to see it. Entering a radio station's hula contest didn't win her the first-prize trip, but it did renew her friendship with dynamic deejay Jack Bond. When Amy's Hawaiian paradise proved to be a catastrophe, Jack was a friend, indeed. But gradually she realized that his brotherly affection was turning into ardent desire. Desperate though she was to make love to him, she feared everything would change. Was she ready to risk a friend to find a lover? |
Latest revision as of 00:06, 27 December 2007
- Author: Vicki Lewis Thompson
- Publisher: Harlequin Temptation
- Year: 1988
- Setting: Hawaii
Book Description
Amy Hobson had invested in a piece of Hawaii, and she was dying to see it. Entering a radio station's hula contest didn't win her the first-prize trip, but it did renew her friendship with dynamic deejay Jack Bond. When Amy's Hawaiian paradise proved to be a catastrophe, Jack was a friend, indeed. But gradually she realized that his brotherly affection was turning into ardent desire. Desperate though she was to make love to him, she feared everything would change. Was she ready to risk a friend to find a lover?
