Good, Bad . . . Better

· Harlequin Blaze
Ebook
256
Pages
Eligible

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After years of feeling as if she has "Good Girl" stenciled acrossher forehead, Jen Truitt's ready to cut loose and have some fun.And because number one on her to-do list is a naughty tattoo,naturally a tat-artist with taut muscles sheathed in black leatherwould have to be number two....Zach Jacobs can feel the heat of the slim dancer's body andhe's sure there's a wild woman inside Jen just begging to be setfree. But even a bad boy knows he should behave better whenhe's around the police chief's daughter. Lucky for Jen thatdoesn't mean he's actually planning on being good!
After years of feeling as if she has "Good Girl" stenciled acrossher forehead, Jen Truitt's ready to cut loose and have some fun.And because number one on her to-do list is a naughty tattoo,naturally a tat-artist with taut muscles sheathed in black leatherwould have to be number two....Zach Jacob...

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Cindi Myers became one of the most popular people in eighth grade when she and her best friend wrote a torrid historical romance and passed the manuscript around among friends. Fame was short-lived, alas; the English teacher confiscated the manuscript. Since then, Cindi has written more than 50 published novels. Her historical and contemporary romances and women's fiction have garnered praise from reviewers and readers alike.
Cindi Myers became one of the most popular people in eighth grade when she and her best friend wrote a torrid historical romance and passed the manuscript around among friends. Fame was short-lived, alas; the English teacher confiscated the manuscript. Since then, Cindi has written more than 50 p...

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