Playing the Player - Santos, Lea
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Madeira Pacias has been happily coasting through life as a confirmed--and contented--single player. But the day she stops to help the victims of a highway pileup, everything changes. Madeira finds the woman of her dreams...dreams she wasn't even aware she had. Grace Obregon is beautiful, vulnerable, and exactly the kind of woman Madeira usually avoids. But now, she'll do anything to convince Grace of her sincerity. Reformed wild child Grace might owe Madeira her gratitude, but she doesn't owe her anything else. There was a time when she might have fallen for this irresistible charmer, but at…mehr

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Madeira Pacias has been happily coasting through life as a confirmed--and contented--single player. But the day she stops to help the victims of a highway pileup, everything changes. Madeira finds the woman of her dreams...dreams she wasn't even aware she had. Grace Obregon is beautiful, vulnerable, and exactly the kind of woman Madeira usually avoids. But now, she'll do anything to convince Grace of her sincerity. Reformed wild child Grace might owe Madeira her gratitude, but she doesn't owe her anything else. There was a time when she might have fallen for this irresistible charmer, but at the moment, Madeira just seems like the ghost of girlfriends past. These days, Grace is looking for stability and respect, and the kind of woman who won't break her heart. Somebody unlike her seductive roadside angel...unless Madeira really has shed her devil-may-care past. Fourth in the Amigas y Amor Series
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Lea Santos has been making up stories since she was a child, according to her mother. Usually these had to do with where she was, who she was with, and whether or not she'd finished her math homework (which she hadn't). When it came time to pick a career, Lea waffled, then did everything from working as a tour guide in Europe to being a cop, to working as a bookkeeper for an exotic bird and reptile company-probably not the best choice, since (1) she never did finish that math, and (2) the Komodo dragons freaked her out. She eventually decided to go with her strengths and continue making up stories, except this time, she'd turn them into whole books. She rarely lies anymore about where she's been or who she was with...