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Revision as of 16:18, 17 June 2012
| By Angeline M. Bishop | ||
| Publisher | Soul Mate Publishing | |
| The Sheridan Series | ||
| Preceded by | North Star | |
| Followed by | Wild West | |
- Author: Angeline M. Bishop
- Publisher: Soul Mate Publishing
- Year: 2012
- Settings: South Beach, Miami, Florida and Toms River, New Jersey
- Amazon Listing - TBA in Sept 2012
- Barnes and Noble Listing - TBA in Sept 2012
Novel Description
Laila Sheridan, a successful fashionista that attracts male interest with an effortless strut of her stiletto heels, has ended a rocky relationship with Malcolm Kalid, a captivating lothario with a passion for shirking adult responsibilities. She believes partying in glamorous South Beach with her former college roommates is the prescription for getting her swagger back.
When her vacation becomes a media circus that draws Malcolm back into her life and her handsome Psyche marketing colleague, Gray Ryley on the scene to tame her antics, Laila is determined make the men play by her rules.
Gray finds himself torn between anguish and ecstasy when another Lalia-sitting assignment is placed in his hands; he’s asked to hinder Malcolm’s advances and subdue the paparazzi, while wrestling with his smoldering desire to get Laila in his bed. Will this assignment cause him to disclose his feelings which may sever their friendship and jeopardize his career?
