Don't Tempt Me (Pearl Island Series Book 3)

By Julie Ortolon | DMCA

When an irresistible man meets an independent woman, the chase is on.Adrian St. Claire, the sexy chef at the Pearl Island B&B, is as temptingas the dishes he serves. In fact, he's never had a woman tell himno-until his family needs help searching for a legendary heirloom on the sunken ship in the island's cove. To find the treasure they need thehelp of a woman whose family history is as linked as ...

File Size: 2618 KB
Print Length: 356 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: Julie Ortolon; 2 edition (January 30, 2011)
Publication Date: January 30, 2011
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B004LLIWN6
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Format: PDF Text djvu book

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You, the reader, just never knew what was going to happen next. Dynamic duo (and Navigation) are back. Emergent readers will build confidence with rhyme, repetition and familiar family themes. Download book Don't Tempt Me (Pearl Island Series Book 3) Pdf Epub. You struggle to make it to the end of your day and your fatigue is getting worse. To say the main two were almost dysfunctional would be putting it mildly. This is a great value for the money. I could not put this book down and cannot say enough good things about it. Her mother was already pregnant with Ellie and her twin brother when her mother married, and she is doesn't share one drop of blood with her father. The cover is so pretty we display it at Christmas time in our house.

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I don't usually write reviews about books but this time I just had to. I enjoyed this series of books up until this one book. I was intrigued by the ghost/treasure story and wanted to see how it ended. However, I found the female character, Jackie, t...

I would love to read the sequel if there's one. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants a good comedy but thrilling and mysterious with an old-fashioned touch. No offense to 6th or 7th grade students, but it was much like a book report written by a student of that age: first he did this, then he did that & then someone told him thus & so. The text trots along with humour and enough horsey fact to hold the attention, while the lovely drawings help fit faces to story. But then, Bill is still out for Abgail.