The Care and Feeding of Unmarried Men - Ridgway, Christie
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Page Four asks: Which Palm Springs party girl has been caught canoodling with an out-of-town "Adam"? Eve Caruso keeps her finger on the pulse of Palm Springs and reports every spicy celebrity tidbit to her loyal readers. She knows everyone in this town?except that mysterious hunk who just strolled into the exclusive spa where she's conferring with hot new starlet Jemima Cargill. Nash Cargill?nicknamed "The Preacher" by all his rowdy friends?is here to protect his flighty sister from a stalker, not fall for a sexy society columnist. But Eve has the perfect name?she's wildly tempting. Nash…mehr

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Page Four asks: Which Palm Springs party girl has been caught canoodling with an out-of-town "Adam"? Eve Caruso keeps her finger on the pulse of Palm Springs and reports every spicy celebrity tidbit to her loyal readers. She knows everyone in this town?except that mysterious hunk who just strolled into the exclusive spa where she's conferring with hot new starlet Jemima Cargill. Nash Cargill?nicknamed "The Preacher" by all his rowdy friends?is here to protect his flighty sister from a stalker, not fall for a sexy society columnist. But Eve has the perfect name?she's wildly tempting. Nash should resist; after all, her luscious lips speak trouble, her two sisters are too interested in their affair, and the rest of her family defines "notorious." But Eve is more vulnerable than she seems, and Nash has never said "no" to a lady in distress . . .
Autorenporträt
Christie Ridgway has never lived east of the Pacific Ocean, north of San Francisco, or south of San Diego. To put it simply, she's a California native who loves to travel but is happy to make the Golden State her home. She began her writing career in fifth grade when she penned a volume of love stories featuring herself and a teen idol who will probably be thrilled to remain nameless. Later, though, after marrying her college sweetheart, Christie again took up writing romances, this time with imaginary heroes and heroines. In a house full of males?one terrific husband, two school-age sons, a yellow dog, and tankfuls of fish, reptiles, and amphibians?Christie makes her own place (and peace) writing the kinds of stories she loves best.