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    Improper Etiquette: Southern Hearts, #6

    By Janice Maynard

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    IMPROPER ETIQUETTE - Bad girls have the best manners… When three ordinary women find separate copies of a naughty lovers’ handbook circa 1949, they are first amused and then intrigued. What seems like an outdated advice manual by “Miss Matilda” turns out to be frank, explicit, and timeless.

    CATERING TO HIS NEEDS – When a mysterious, sexy man moves into the house next door, caterer Francesca discovers that food is indeed the way to a man’s stomach, heart, and so much more.

    TAG, YOU’RE IT – Pediatric nurse Lily has a huge crush on the hunky genius who lives across the street. Though it seems silly, she finds that playing hard to get is the only way to make him notice her.

    SEDUCING THE DUKE – When Caitlyn is forced to work with the sexy, aggravating Duke Yancey, she swears she is immune to his good-ole-boy charms. But sometimes a woman just has to admit she’s in over her head.


    “Erotic romance at its best… tasteful and steamy…utterly charming.” – Romance Readers at Heart

    “IMPROPER ETIQUETTE is sassy and delicious… Maynard is a must-buy author.” – A Romance Review 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJanice Maynard
    Release dateFeb 16, 2018
    ISBN9781386570493
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    Improper Etiquette: Southern Hearts, #6
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    Janice Maynard

    USA TODAY bestselling author Janice Maynard loved books and writing even as a child. Now, creating sexy, character-driven romances is her day job! She has written more than 75 books and novellas which have sold, collectively, almost three million copies. Janice lives in the shadow of the Great Smoky Mountains with her husband, Charles. They love hiking, traveling, and spending time with family. Connect with Janice at www.JaniceMaynard.com and on all socials.

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