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Typical Male (Man Of The Month/Man Of The Month Anniversary, The Blaylocks) (Silhouette Desire)

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I picked up this book the other day because I was stuck in a waiting room with nothing else to read. I expected it to be terrible. But I was amazed at London's beautiful writing. I am totally hooked on these characters already and I'm only on page 20. I had to leave the book at the waiting room because it didn't belong to me but I ordered one online!

Passion in Wyoming. Tyrell Blaylock came home to find peace---not to wrangle with Celine Lomax, the hot-mouthed firebrand who'd invaded his mountaintop retreat. She would stop at nothing to reclaim her family's land that she believed stolen by the Blaylocks years ago.
Tight tale, great passion, spirited characters. Terrific!

It's one thing that lacks in day to day life, but important; recognized. Maybe it's why Cait London writes such books - Romance! If it does lack in your reality, thank your gods for fantasy, and that's a perfect example of what you'll get from this book.

You can see, the cover offers you a lovely image of the stud we all grow to love, Tyrell. The story goes through the struggle that is the relationship between our stud and the heroin of the tale, Celine. It's a typical battle between a boy and a girl, both equally independant and equally stubborn, that ultimately ends with love as the conquerer of all.

It's obvious, by the cover alone, that this book is targeted at women. Maybe it's time for the men to get onboard, and learn how to strike up the passion. Maybe this could be the book, fellas, that gives you fleeting ideas for romantic ventures. Maybe your just a Typical Male...

There is nothing typical in the struggle between two very stubborn and independent people. The sizzling tension between these two characters have you on the edge of your seat watching their growing love for each other play out. The location of the plot incorparates all the local traditions one would see in a small town. The supporting characters keep you smiling with all their sideline antics. The book should definitely be on the buy list.