Thirty-Day Finance'

By Leanne Banks

Thirty-Day Fiance by Leanne Banks released on Sep 24, 1998 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373761791
• ISBN13: 9780373761791
• Release Date: October 1998
• Publisher: Silhouette Books
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.21 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Last in "The rulebreakers" trilogy

Nick Nolan "Nail-em Nick" from his bad boy club days has come a long way from Cherry Lane. No longer the scrawny boy who always got picked on by the local bully Butch Polnecek, he is a very sucessful lawyer who now takes on the big guys in court & wins. To Olivia Polnecek, Nick has always been a hero, forever saving her as a child & now saving her from a house fire. He doesn't know its Olivia when he rushes into the burning house next door. When he realises he does the thing he does best, saves her again. Only this time the cost might be to high for him to pay. I love this trilogy. I enjoyed the meet-ups with the other bad-boys at the end of each book. I will miss these characters, to me that is what makes a book good, the story & characters stay with you after you turn the last page. I'm sorry to see it end.

Very Very Good

They love each other, it just take time to figure it out. I wasn't able to put it down.

Another 5 star by Ms. Banks

Well, if I encounter a poor book by LB I will let you know. This is an author I plan on buying (if I haven't already!) every title she has written. Real people, real situations, a real gem. Read this book.

A good read but not the best in the series

Millionaire Dad was the best in my opinion and Lone Rider was pretty good. Ok its a tie for second between Lone Rider and Fiance. But good by Banks is very good indeed.

The best in the series and the best Banks to date!!

Leanne Banks has long been delivering wonderful, sensual category romances, and this is easily her best one yet. Oliva loved Nick when they were kids and he became her hero when he defended her against her bully of a brother. Now they are adults and circumstances have made him her hero once more. Only now, puppy love has given way to something much more intense. Too bad neither one of them wants to be involved!! Ms. Banks' writing is very strong, her pacing excellent, and her love scenes should be read with a cool glass of water (or your significant other) nearby. I admit to being a fan of hers, but this was easily her best book yet. Give it to yourself as a post holiday treat and you wont be sorry!!!