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My Hero
Would-be romance writer Bailey York was a woman who'd already failed twice at love. As far as she was concerned, men were wonderful to read--and to write--about, but that was as close as she wanted to get. Which was probably why she had such difficulty creating a hero. She needed a real-life model, she finally decided. And she found one. Parker Davidson was everything a hero should be. Compellingly attractive. Forceful and determined, yet capable of tenderness. A man of substance. Parker was perfect for Bailey's novel--but he wanted to be the hero in her life, not just in her book!
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- "Would-be romance writer Bailey York was a woman who'd already failed twice at love. As far as she was concerned, men were wonderful to read--and to write--about, but that was as close as she wanted to get. Which was probably why she had such difficulty creating a hero. She needed a real-life model, she finally decided. And she found one. Parker Davidson was everything a hero should be. Compellingly attractive. Forceful and determined, yet capable of tenderness. A man of substance. Parker was perfect for Bailey's novel--but he wanted to be the hero in her life, not just in her book!"@en
- "A would-be romance writer had already failed at love -twice. Men were wonderful to read and write about but that was as close as she wanted to get. Which was probably why she had a tough time creating a hero. She needed a real-life model."
- "Romance writer Bailey York needed to create a hero for her novels, but Parker Davidson wants to apply for the job in her life, not just in her book."
- "Would-be romance writer Bailey York was a woman who'd already failed twice at love. As far as she was concerned, men were wonderful to read, and to write, about, but that was as close as she wanted to get. Which was probably why she had such difficulty creating a hero. She needed a real-life model, she finally decided. And she found one. Parker Davidson was everything a hero should be. Compellingly attractive. Forceful and determined, yet capable of tenderness. A man of substance. Parker was perfect for Bailey's novel, but he wanted to be the hero in her life, not just in her book!"@en
- "Michael is a bit of a bore; at first he's stern and serious, and later he's neutered and neutral. Thankfully, his relationship with Janice can be fixed with a red pen and some patience. Bailey York is an aspiring romance novelist, and she's having trouble turning Michael into a leading man worthy of both Janice and publication. When she runs into dashing Parker Davidson on the train, she may have found both her muse and her hero."@en
- "Would-be romance writer Bailey York was a woman who'd already failed twice at love. As far as she was concerned, men were wonderful to read?and to write?about, but that was as close as she wanted to get. Which was probably why she had such difficulty creating a hero.She needed a real-life model, she finally decided. And she found one.Parker Davidson was everything a hero should be. Compellingly attractive. Forceful and determined, yet capable of tenderness. A man of substance.Parker was perfect for Bailey's novel?but he wanted to be the hero in her life, not just in her book!"@en
- "Would-be romance writer Bailey York was a woman who'd already failed twice at love. She only wanted to read or write about romance--nothing more!."
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