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Good Girls Don't by Kelley St. John

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Good Girls Don't, December 2005
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GOOD GIRLS DON'T
By: Kelley St. John

A sassy, sexy romance about compromising positions...

Warner
December 2005
Featuring: Bill Brannon; Lettie Campbell
336 pages
ISBN: 0446617202
Paperback
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Romance Contemporary

In high school, Bill Brannon was head over heels for his childhood friend Lettie Campbell. Twelve years later, Bill has almost forgotten his crush on the wild and feisty Lettie. Almost. But when fate reunites them, he realizes that some opportunities shouldn't be missed. Lettie Campbell wants to start her own business--designing lingerie. Her dream is going to become a reality with the cash she's bringing in as a cheating consultant at My Alibi, a company that lies for cheaters 24/7. When her sister, Amy, asks her to help a friend by providing an alibi, Lettie agrees. Lying to strangers is easy. But lying to the friend you've had since fifth grade is hard. As the lies pile up and Lettie and Bill burn up the sheets, she will have to come clean. Because the person she's lying to is Bill--and no amount of lies will help her when he discovers he's been conned.

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CBS Sunday Morning - February 12, 2006