Three Guys You'll Never Date: An Anthology

by Jennifer LaBrecque, Stephanie Bond, Rhonda Nelson

You Can Leave Your Hard Hat On by Stephanie Bond Successful architect Samantha Stone finds the tool belt and bulging muscles sexy, but her employee Teague Brownlee digs dirt for a living. If backhoes... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373837186
• ISBN13: 9780373837182
• Release Date: August 2006
• Publisher: Harlequin Anthologies
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 0.31 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

three interrelated lighthearted romantic romps

"You Can Leave Your Hard Hat On" by Stephanie Bond. She wanted him back in high school, but now that Samantha Stone is a successful architect, Teague Brownlee's lack of professional credentials seems appalling. On the other hand the backhoe operator's muscles are appealing. "The Total Package" by Jennifer LaBrecque. Software guru Deke Foster hires marketing superstar Abby Carmichael, who can change frogs into princes, to change him from techno geek to techno hunk as he seeks a wife. Abby thinks Deke is cute albeit even with a pocket protector and calculator. However, the customer is always right seems wrong because as she makes him over she desires the inner man who has wanted her from the first moment his brain malfunctioned upon seeing her. "Her Hero?" by Rhonda Nelson. Carley Deluna always had ambition to make something of herself and has succeeded with supplying top of the line clothing; her high-school boyfriend Jackson Harper, prefers mellow as he has not one ambitious cell in his body. When her car breaks down, he comes to the rescue informing her he is now a used-car salesman. These three interrelated (though the friendships between the lead females) lighthearted romantic romps star strong characters. While the men work hard they are satisfied with their blue collar or service positions while the women want to own the world; they instead settle on love with the right man. Harriet Klausner