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Book Reviews of That Carolina Summer (Americana: North Carolina, No 33)

That Carolina Summer (Americana: North Carolina, No 33)
That Carolina Summer - Americana: North Carolina, No 33
Author: Janet Dailey
ISBN: 3025
Publication Date: 1987
Rating:
  • Currently 3.8/5 Stars.
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3.8 stars, based on 2 ratings
Publisher: Harlequin
Book Type: Paperback
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lilshedevil926 avatar reviewed That Carolina Summer (Americana: North Carolina, No 33) on + 13 more book reviews
Annette couldn't resist introducing herseld to Josh Lord, the strikingly attractive owner of the resort where she was vacationing. In her utterly confident manner, she assumed he'd be more that pleased to know her.

His cool amusement came as a surprise to her-and a decided challenge. Obviously he was used to having women seek him out. Well, so much the better!

A holiday flirtation was all Annette intended. But she soon discovered she'd taken on far more than she could handle.

A great Americana series a book for each of the 50 states.
reviewed That Carolina Summer (Americana: North Carolina, No 33) on + 308 more book reviews
light quick read
reviewed That Carolina Summer (Americana: North Carolina, No 33) on + 49 more book reviews
Really enjoyed this series of books. A different romance set in each state. Learned something new about each state too.
stormyinAlabama avatar reviewed That Carolina Summer (Americana: North Carolina, No 33) on + 146 more book reviews
From Back Cover: A strange compulsion seemed to grip her ... Annette couldn't resist introducing herself to Josh Lord, the strikingly attractive owner of the resort where she was vacationing. In her utterly confident manner, she assumed he'd be more than pleased to know her.
His cool amusement came as a surprise to her - and a decided challenge. Obviously he was used to having women seek him out. Well, so much the better!
A holiday flirtation was all Annett intended. But she soon discovered she'd taken on far more that she could handle