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Book Description:
Two books in one:
Rules of the Game
Orphaned and poor, Brooke Gordon had spent years developing a strong character and independence, and no smooth-talking ladies' man -- no matter how irresistible -- was going to make her swoon. So why were Brooke's knees wobbling every time gorgeous Parks Jones came near?
The Name of the Game
Johanna Patterson had worked long and hard to make a name for herself in a man's world -- and to forget the memories of an unhappy childhood. Now she was a successful game show producer on her way up, dependent on no one. Then she met actor Sam Weaver. She had never liked persistent men. She certainly didn't like men with a reputation. But Sam had a way of slipping past her defenses. He knew that Johanna's tough, self-sufficient exterior hid a fragile, passionate woman. He'd caught glimpses of her, and he was determined to see more. He wanted to win this game -- and the name of the game was love.
Rules of the Game
Orphaned and poor, Brooke Gordon had spent years developing a strong character and independence, and no smooth-talking ladies' man -- no matter how irresistible -- was going to make her swoon. So why were Brooke's knees wobbling every time gorgeous Parks Jones came near?
The Name of the Game
Johanna Patterson had worked long and hard to make a name for herself in a man's world -- and to forget the memories of an unhappy childhood. Now she was a successful game show producer on her way up, dependent on no one. Then she met actor Sam Weaver. She had never liked persistent men. She certainly didn't like men with a reputation. But Sam had a way of slipping past her defenses. He knew that Johanna's tough, self-sufficient exterior hid a fragile, passionate woman. He'd caught glimpses of her, and he was determined to see more. He wanted to win this game -- and the name of the game was love.
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3 member(s) found this review helpful.
Straight romance from early in Nora Roberts' career (1984 & 1988)... two stories with handsome, virile heroes and sweet and sassy heroines. In both of them our plucky heroines are not eager to commit, but those determined men win out in the end.
3 member(s) found this review helpful.
You really can't fail with a Nora Roberts book and this one has two stories in it. You can tell that they are older books though because of the setting and etc but well worth the read. Supposedly it's the first time they've been released in about 10 years. Rules of the Game involves a jock and a straightlaced advertising exec; Name of the Game involves a down to earth actor (do those really exist?) and an up and coming producer trying to get beyond her show biz family's strings.
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
This is a 'two-in-one' book: Rules of the Game and The Name of the Game. Nora Robert's classic romance :-)
Duminga D. from MANSFIELD, TX wrote on 3/27/2007...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
it was ok. not as good as her more recent stuff,but two decent stories.
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Two very good stories.
Dorothy W. from CHERRY HILL, NJ wrote on 9/5/2006...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Contains two short novels - Rules of the Game and The Name of the Game. Great reading.
Mary B. S. from SAINT LOUIS, MO wrote on 7/24/2006...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
2 romantic stories in one book both very good
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Two wonderful stories of love by Nora RobertsL
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
This is 2 of Nora Roberts stories in one book.
The first story centers around a baseball player and a director of a commercial. The second story centers around a game show producer and a movie star. Both of these stories were entertaining.
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Two stories...each of them entertaining and well written. Typical romance.
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Nora Roberts early romances, they were quick easy reads. Two books inside!
Penny L. from BUTLER, PA wrote on 4/20/2008...2 Nora Roberts classic romances--Rules of the Game and The Name of the Game.
This book is two stories which are mixing business with pleasure and the other one is about a girl who wants a public figure.
Mirilynn Z. from LAKE WORTH, FL wrote on 1/14/2007...contains 2 novels, 1. rules of the game. 2. the name of the game
Esther G. from N HOLLYWOOD, CA wrote on 1/7/2007...Two books in one: Rules of the Game and The Name of the Game
Rules of the Game:
She had vowed never to mix business with pleasure. But one look into the mesmerizing eyes of Parks Jones was all it took for Brooke Gordon. He was utterly desirable and completely off-limits-so Parks was going to have to break a few rules to convince her that love wasn't just a game to him, it meant forever...
The Name of the Game:
Johanna didn't give her trust easily, especially not to a man who lived in the public eye. So why was Sam appearing nightly in her dreams? The man had a way of slipping past all her defenses, of coaxing her into his arms. He desparately wanted to win this game - when the name of the game was love.
Dawn M. (Two stories by Nora roberts -- a must read
Karen M. from FORT WAYNE, IN wrote on 10/10/2006...Two great romance books in one. A great quick read!
J. Lee C. (Two classic romances unavailable for over a decade!RULES OF THE GAME: She vowed never to mix business with pleasure. Then Brooke Gordon saw Parks Jones - utterly desirable and completely off-limits so Parks was going to have to break a few rules to convince her that love wasn't just a game to him, it meant forever...THE NAME OF THE GAME: Johanna didn't give trust easily, especially not to a man in the public eye. So why is Sam appearing in her dreams? The man had a way of slipping past her defenses, coaxing her into his arms. He desperately wanted to win this game - when the name of the game is love.