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A Lover of Men edition by Julia Talbot Romance eBooks

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A former soldier, a spy, and a spinster…can love heal their wounds?

For spinster Lelia August, first came the small fortune then came the hoard of unscrupulous characters wanting a piece of it—or more specifically, a piece of her. She decides to find a suitable man to marry, someone who won't want her to submit to the marriage bed. She settles on ex-soldier Phineas Moore, who has a reputation as a lover of men.

Phineas is intrigued by Lelia’s offer and thinks a marriage of convenience might just work for them. But when someone tries to kill his future wife, Phineas vows to protect her and find who’s responsible. He hires the irresistible spy Rafe Gaudi to investigate, and soon realizes he's outsmarted himself. Can Rafe and Phineas figure out who's plotting against the woman they’ve come to love, and can they even hope to dream of a future where the three can become one?

This book has been previously published. The publisher has changed and 2000 words have been added to the text.

A Lover of Men edition by Julia Talbot Romance eBooks

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Product details File Size 774 KB Print Length 78 pages Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publication Date March 2, 2017 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B06XD6PG48

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A Lover of Men edition by Julia Talbot Romance eBooks Reviews

Let's not quibble too much. I've come to accept some grammatical errors in nearly every book I've read in the last twenty years, this one's not too bad. The main point is that it is very fun to read and I would like to see more of the same from both Julia Talbot and BA Tortuga. I think both authors would benefit from a proof-reading which is aimed at grammar, typos, and correct usage. I think spell-check programs promote laziness. Please re-check your spell-check usage for accuracy.
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