When You Kiss Me

By Janet Dailey

Book Overview

Dear friend, Love will find a way--you just have to believe. Revising these two romances was a pleasure--I hope you'll enjoy reading them. SOMETHING EXTRA Slow down, cher. This is Cajun country. Driving down meandering Louisiana roads that seem to go back in time, Jolie Smith is in love with it all. Moss-draped oaks. Bayou blues drifting over the water. And a mysterious plantation her ancestors once called home. But tall, dark, and sexy Steve Cameron has a claim to the place too. Looks like it won't be long before he claims her heart into the bargain. THE IVORY CANE Young and beautiful, Sabrina Lane is on her own in San Francisco, despite her blindness. She's doing fine, thank you very much--until Bay Cameron gets in the way. Bay is brilliant, successful, and genuinely interested in her. All the same, his male protectiveness exasperates her sometimes. But with that deep voice . . . and those strong arms . . . oh, dear. How can Sabrina say anything but yes? We can all use a little wonderful in our lives these days. What a feeling My best always, Janet Dailey

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1420142720
• ISBN13: 9781420142723
• Release Date: July 2017
• Publisher: Zebra
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.0" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

4 1/2 Hearts from The Romance Studio!

"When You Kiss Me is actually two stories in one book, both a delight to read. I enjoyed Jolie and Steve in, 'Something Extra,' and the little comments about her freckles and VW bug. I found the stories like a discovery of one's self between both women. Jolie was trying to discover what she wants to do in life, as well as Sabrina, even through her blindness. Janet Dailey took me on another incredible journey. Ivory Cane with Sabrina and Bay was entertaining. I loved the description of Bay's voice, and enjoyed how he wanted to be there for Sabrina even understanding about her independence. The romance blends in well, in this page-turning pleasurable read." - Linda L.