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Hands On by Christina Crooks

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Also by Christina Crooks:

Rough Play, September 2011
Trade Size / e-Book
Hands On, November 2010
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Sweet And Dirty, January 2010
Trade Size

HANDS ON
By: Christina Crooks

Want to make Fate laugh? Try telling her who?s in charge.

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Samhain Publishing
November 2010
On Sale: November 11, 2010
Featuring: Ginnie Anderson; Harry Barrett
ISBN: 1609282469
EAN: 9781609282462
Kindle: B00436F00C
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Romance Erotica Sensual

Talented, down-on-her-luck puppeteer Ginnie Anderson’s life seems destined to fall down around her ears. Much like the rented bungalow that’s just collapsed in a heavy rainstorm, endangering her precious collection of marionettes.

Her livelihood in need of protection and repair, she can’t refuse her landlord’s offer of temporary shelter in his magnificent home. Under his roof, though, she finds her hard-won grasp on her independence slippingβ€”and herself falling into his arms.

The hallmark of Harry Sharpe's business success: he never makes the same mistake twice, particularly when it comes to manipulative women. So why is Ginnie, who pulls strings for a living, like a siren’s song in his blood? It’s best to put temptation as far out of reach as possible.

Yet when Ginnie’s past threatens to destroy the life she’s built for herself, Harry must decide which is more important. Holding tight to his sense of self preservation, or letting go to capture Ginnie’s fragile heartβ€”before it breaks into a thousand pieces.

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