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Can her love save him, or will she be his downfall?
Entangled Covet
May 2014
On Sale: April 28, 2014
Featuring: Leo; Tee
174 pages
ISBN: 1622665600
EAN: 9781622665600
Kindle: B00JI12A3W
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Lucky Leprechaun underwear ironed? Check. Gold plated hearing aids? Check. Pink doggy booties, times four? Check. Tee is Vegas's favorite casino hostess, ready to grant her high rollers their every quirky wish. But when her own wish to financially help her Paiute Tribe finally comes true, she decides to double-down with lady luck and go for a hot hook-up with her sexy boss, Leo. Unfortunately, Tees about to find out why their romance is such a long shot—Leo is a shape-shifting dragon. Leo needs a proper dragon mate to save his waning dragon form, and despite their magnetic sexual attraction, he knows Tee is anything but proper—or a dragon. But when threats arise from Tee's tribe, Leos protective instincts kick in. Can he give up his dragon form for the woman he loves—even if it means shortening his life? Or has Tee finally had enough of having her heart dragged around?
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13 comments posted.
Re: Stop Dragon My Heart Around
love the picture they are both looking at eash other the book
sounds really good cant wait to read
(Denise Smith 1:29am May 1, 2014)
That is a great picture. Thanks. And love the story. I have read of several people raising chickens.
(Pam Howell 7:36am May 1, 2014)
sounds like a good read. thanks for the giveaway.
(Barbara Studer 12:18pm May 1, 2014)
That reminds me of and I Love Lucy show when the Mertz helped
with the chickens on the farm for Lucy... Good Luck.. hope you
get eggs soon..
(Tina Ullrich 12:49pm May 1, 2014)
OH my... my family has thought about getting chickens, but have not done so yet.
(Colleen Conklin 12:59pm May 1, 2014)
*snickering* LaBrown James. We had to resist my desire for
hens this year as supposedly our city passed a ban on
chickens. But man are chicks cute. You're gonna be waiting a
while for that omelette. ;)
(Rhianna Walker 1:51pm May 1, 2014)
I love that picture it reminds me of my house. The sitting
room window is right on the street and people are always
looking into the house when they walk past.
(Jen Barnard 11:01pm May 1, 2014)
That's a pretty funny story; I feel your pain, though, having
to deal with baby chicks in the house!
(Janie McGaugh 11:22pm May 1, 2014)
I had to laugh at that picture. My son's bearded dragon would
be really frustrated at not being able to get at the chicks.
:-)
Love the names your boys came up with!
(Glenda Martillotti 11:23pm May 1, 2014)
"....wait, wait. You can't go to work yet! You have to listen to this", I say to my husband and daughter as they head out the door. Of course, I was laughing so hard I could hardly speak. Too funny! Good luck on getting those eggs.
(Debbie Kelly 1:31pm May 3, 2014)
My parents were both raised on farms, every summer we
visited my grandparents and those days were some of the
happiest of my life. Sadly, I work with inner city kids who
have no idea where their food comes from. So every year I
teach about farm animals and agriculture. Charlotte's Web
is wonderful, but the fact is, we do eat bacon! ;-)
(Marcia Berbeza 8:51pm May 4, 2014)
Thanks so much ladies!
(Susannah Scott 11:57am May 7, 2014)
What a great chick story! Those are really going to be very expensive eggs.
(Bonnie H 9:59pm May 7, 2014)
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