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Nobody's perfect

by Anne Peters (1992)

About this book

MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE B. J. Rawlings was the most beautiful woman Derek Coleman had ever met. She was also the most brilliant, most successful and most confident. In other words, B. J. Rawlings was perfect, and as far as Derek was concerned, that was precisely what was wrong. B.J. needed to let loose, reveal the softer, womanly side Derek knew lay just below her polished surface. B. J. had never before wanted to explore her feminine nature--her father's desire for a son had always ruled her. But Derek had awakened tempting new emotions. He'd started out as a colleague, became a friend and now was offering something more. B.J. had grown up a lot lately, but was she ready to take the final step?

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreNobody's perfect Lead Character

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