The Boys Are Back in Town: An Anthology

by Jane Graves, Dorien Kelly, Tanya Michaels

Book Overview

Falling For You by Jane Graves Stuntman Kirk McKenzie is back in town. It's Dr. Amanda Stevens's second chance to convince the daredevil that no rush could be better than the thrill he'd get if he... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373837135
• ISBN13: 9780373837137
• Release Date: July 2006
• Publisher: Harlequin Anthologies
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

warm three interrelated Prescott contemporary romances

"Falling for You" by Jane Graves. Stuntman Kirk McKenzie left Prescott, Texas fifteen years ago vowing to never return. Now he is back home wondering if he made a mistake when he decided not to give Amanda the diamond when they graduated high school as he had no future and she planned on being a doctor. Dr. Amanda Stevens plans to make sure the one who got away understands what love is all about with the second chance she has dreamed of since he left without a word. "Forward Pass" by Dorien Kelly. Prescott High School star quarterback Matt O'Connell freaked out when her friend Jamie Delisle made a sexual play, with condoms, for him. All these tears and he regrets how he behaved, but when she returns to town fifteen years later, he wants a second chance to use condoms with her, but does she want to kiss him back or revenge his rejection and subsequent stunt to her ailing dad's junkyard. "Ready and Willing" by Tanya Michaels. In Dallas Noah Tanner feels self pity as he is alone on Thanksgiving. He decides to visit the home of his late grandmother in Prescott to see what needs fixing. In Prescott, he meets Realtor Bree McCormick, who is a suspect in recent break and enter incidents due to her record, which leaves her with trust issues even as they fall in love. The three interrelated Prescott contemporary romances are fun well written tales with the first two being second chance at love dramas and the latter a delightful first time. Each novella contains likable characters who prove the cliche that home is where the heart is it. Harriet Klausner