The Player

by Rhonda Nelson

Book Overview

There's nothing like a man in uniform...or out of it Especially when he's as hot as former Ranger Jamie Flanagan. After their last assignment went horribly wrong, he and his buddies needed to get out... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 037379259X
• ISBN13: 9780373792597
• Release Date: May 2006
• Publisher: Harlequin Blaze
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

The Player

i have read the 3 books that went with this collection and i really wanted this one.well, it held my attention like i figured it would,i couldn't put it down the book is that good.i will recommend this book to anyone that likes true romance.

Great Service

Excellent product, especially for a paperback...it was in top condition. Also, rec'd within 2 days. Excellent service.

Fantastic Read

Rhonda Nelson never ceases to amaze me with her quick wit and the sizzling chemistry between her characters! A definite keeper!

Loved It!

Any book with a hot man on the cover with a title like The Player has a lot of live up to. It does and he does. I love a book when you just KNOW that two people were meant to be together and you definitely feel it between Jamie and Audrey. Loved the blend of "real" man, hot sex, and tender romance.

fine contemporary romance

US Army Ranger Jamie Flanagan and two buddies (Guy and Payne) left the military after their last assignment turned ugly. However, as he says goodbye to his Commander Garrett, he and the others promise to be there to do any favor their superior asks of them. Garrett calls in his favor owed by now Atlanta based security specialist Flanagan asking him to protect his granddaughter Aubrey Kincaid, who runs a de-stressing camp in Maine for executives over the edge. She was one of them until a heart attack warned her to slow down when she in her twenties. Garrett informs his granddaughter that a stressed out former soldier needs her special help and as a favor to him she should take care of Jamie. Neither knows that Garrett using his military experience has planned the perfect strategy to get two people he cares about to meet and he believes fall in love. The lead duet is a terrific pairing as known by her Machiavellian grandfather and affirmed by pleased readers. The humorous story line is fun to follow as both believe they are doing a favor for Garrett by taking care of the other. Amused fans will appreciate Ronda Nelson's fine contemporary and look forward to the tales of the remaining two players. Harriet Klausner