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(New page: Author: Pamela Toth Publisher: Harlequin Temptation Year: 1991 Kiss-off bouquets weren't Diane Simmons's idea of romance. When sexy Adam Westover came to her flower shop to order one fo...)
 
 
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Author: Pamela Toth  
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[[Category:1991 Releases]] [[Category:Category Romance]] 
Publisher: Harlequin Temptation
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* '''Author''': [[Pamela Toth]]
Year: 1991
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* '''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Temptation]] [[Harlequin Temptation By The Numbers|# 359]]
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* '''Year''': 1991
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* '''Amazon Listing''': [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0373254598/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 Easy Does It]
  
Kiss-off bouquets weren't Diane Simmons's idea of romance. When sexy Adam Westover came to her flower shop to order one for his ex-girlfriend, Diane had no idea she was next on his dating list. But Adam made his intentions clear when he started sending her a daisy a day. Would this all add up to a goodbye bouquet?
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== Book Description ==
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Say it with flowers
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Adam Westover brought new meaning to those words! The smooth-talking entrepreneur strode into Diane Simmons's flower shop and ordered a "kiss-off" bouquet for his latest girlfriend. Hardly a romantic gesture, Diane mocked, but typical of his easy-come, easy-go approach.
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Adam was soon putting the moves on Diane even though she wasn't interested in a relationship. Diane wanted success, money--the works. But experience had taught Adam that the price for ambition was high. If he couldn't convince Diane to take it easy now, he might lose her forever....

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Book Description

Say it with flowers

Adam Westover brought new meaning to those words! The smooth-talking entrepreneur strode into Diane Simmons's flower shop and ordered a "kiss-off" bouquet for his latest girlfriend. Hardly a romantic gesture, Diane mocked, but typical of his easy-come, easy-go approach.

Adam was soon putting the moves on Diane even though she wasn't interested in a relationship. Diane wanted success, money--the works. But experience had taught Adam that the price for ambition was high. If he couldn't convince Diane to take it easy now, he might lose her forever....