Open Invitation?

by Karen Kendall

Open Invitation? by Karen Kendall released on Sep 27, 2005 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373792115
• ISBN13: 9780373792115
• Release Date: September 2005
• Publisher: Harlequin Blaze
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 1.58 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Good read

I really liked this book. It is the third book in a series. There were some really funny moments. Dan and Lilia are complete opposites but it works. This was my second favorite in this series the first beign Who's on Top.

Goes on the keeper shelf

Opposites attract big time in this fun, emotional story by Karen Kendall. Cowboy Dan Granger hires etiquette consultant Lilia London so he can attend his sister's wedding into an aristocratic English family. But while Lilia is teaching him about the proper fork, he's wondering about proper seduction techniques for Miss Prim. Lilia never knew sex could be so uncivilized, and she's finding she craves Dan's brand. I loved the instant clash of opposites. From breaking antique china to an antique chair, and then using his shirt to clean up the mess, Dan comes across as a rugged, yummy Texan. And although Lilia grew up as a good girl, she realizes that it's okay to let her hair down. These well-drawn characters seemed quite real with real motivations. I loved the plot twists, and especially loved the English riding scenes. This is a quick read, and I loved the ending. This book rocks, and its going on my keeper shelf!

****Funy cowboy romance****

This is the third book of the trilogy "The man handlers" All 3 stories are fun. Kendall once again wrote a story full of sizzles and laughs. Cowboy Dan contract Lil (manner's specialist) to have a makeover since his sister is getting married soon to an English aristocrat. Dan loves his sister and don't want to embarrass her with his rough manners. The chemistry between this two is incredible and the love scenes are very creative even though they are two opposites' poles. Front back cover: When cowboy Dan Granger hires etiquette diva Lilia London for a crash course in manners, she has no idea what she's getting into. His twang and his rough manners are foreign to the well-bred Lilia. Still, she's determined to polish him. Her task would be much easier if Dan wasn't so mouthwatering - the six-pack riding above his belt alone is enough to make her mix up her forks. And when he offers to teach her his own theory of sexual etiquette - Uncivilization 101 - how can she resist? But is a sensual trip into hedonism enough to counteract a lifetime of proper behavior? As Lilia's professionalism reasserts itself, she realizes she has to let her sexy Texan go...unless she can convince herself to do an advanced degree in Uncivilization. I had a good time reading this book; however my favorite on the trilogy is unzipped? Have a fun read Barbara