Seducing the Bachelor
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4.3 • 746 Ratings
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- $3.99
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
Single mom and veterinary student Talon Reese thinks she is volunteering her time, not her heart or her body, for Marietta Montana’s second annual Bachelor Auction. But when Bachelor number 3 hits the stage, igniting every hormone she forgot she possessed, she’s questioning her vow of no more men. With a man this drool worthy, some fun doesn’t have to be off the table, even if she's not looking for a relationship.
Special Forces sniper Colt Ewing blew out of Marietta on graduation day and never looked back, until his former football coach asked for his help. Standing on the auction block is a tough mission for Colt until he meets his winning bidder, a woman who’s as warm and friendly as he is aloof and silent. All night her mouth has been creating sexual fantasies, so when she opens it to boldly proposition him, there’s no way in hell he’s going to say no.
But as Colt and Talon burn up the sheets, he begins to forget why he hates this town, and Talon wonders if she can learn to trust enough to fall in love. But will that be enough to convince him to stay?
Customer Reviews
Seducing the Bachelor
The characters were well written, and likable. I was surprised with the ending, mainly why the Wilder woman was introduced at the end of the story. From the short next book excerpt, I can tell more will be explained in the next book. I didn’t realize this was a series, though this book is a stand alone read. Enjoyable!
Could have been better
I really liked the concept. HOWEVER it was dragging on and on and on about their THOUGHTS about their pasts. The entire middle of the book could have been deleted and it would have been the exact same story.
What a book.
The story line was good. What was difficult about the book was that it had 2 sections that had several blank pages. Part of the story was missing. It wasn’t proofed. WhT would I spend money on the next book only to be presented with blank pages, misspelled words and unusual sentence structure