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    Once Upon a Seduction

    By Jamie Sobrato

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    Cursed with the ability to make all the wrong decisions about men, Skye Ellison must be on the receiving end of a fairy godmother's practical joke. Case in point: Nico Valetti, aka the anti-Prince Charming. Sure, he's hot, rich and rides in a white Ferrari. But underneath, he's convinced that Skye scammed him.

    When Nico proposes a road trip to Vegas to resolve their conflict, Skye's instincts scream to run the other way. Following her new motto to ignore the never-right voice in her head, she packs her bags. Soon she's having the best sex of her life. But when the voice urges her to linger in his company, does that mean it's time to leave? Whatever happened to happily ever after...?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Blaze
    Release dateDec 1, 2009
    ISBN9781426850981
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    Once Upon a Seduction
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    Jamie Sobrato

    Golden Heart Award-winning author Jamie Sobrato fell in love with the romance genre at an early age, when she used to sneak her mother's romance novels off the shelves to read during summer vacations. She'd decided by the time she was in the seventh grade that she wanted to be a writer, but in spite of those early ambitions, she pursued a career teaching high school English before she turned to writing. It quickly became clear to Jamie that she wasn't cut out for teaching high school, so with much support and encouragement from her husband, she began writing her first romance novel. After five years and more than a few rejection letters, she made her first sales to the Harlequin Temptation and Harlequin Blaze lines, fulfilling her lifelong dream. Jamie now spends her days writing fun, sexy romances, and she can't imagine a better job in the world. Originally from Louisville, Kentucky, Jamie is married to her own hunky romance hero, and they are the exhausted parents of two young children. They live wherever her husband's army career takes them, currently calling the Southern California desert their home. On the rare occasions when she's not writing or chasing a toddler, Jamie enjoys reading, bargain shopping, eating chocolate and going jogging to burn off chocolate calories. Jamie loves to hear from readers. You can drop her an email at jamie@jamiesobrato.com.

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      This book is part of their "Chick lit - Blaze style" series, and while I don't agree with that, it's still a fun read. more accurately would probably be "Blaze with a hint of chick lit". I think they could go farther. And who knows, they might! And when they do, I'll be there, guns a-blazin'. Or something. This story was a road trip/catch the bad guy story which was fast-paced and fun. I liked the heroine for her chick lit appeal, i suppose, even though she still had a category feel to her.