Victoria M. reviewed on 4/23/2006 + 246 more book reviews

"Use-em-and-lose-em" Bounty Hunter Flynn quickly sized up handy bystander Sarah Marie McAllister: a sweet, shy, small-town woman buried her beautiful curves and slumbering sexually beneath baggy sweats and a passion for the piano. In short, the spinet-playing spinster was an easy mark for Flynn's impressive repertoire of five-finger exercises . . . So how did "that nice McAllister girl" so thoroughly sabotage his cynical serenade? Butting into an ambush, she added up in his arms. Whoa! Was Sarah some she-devil in sheep"s clothing. . . Out to outfox the feral Flynn?

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