Mike McCauley had his soul mate for a precious time before she died giving birth to their son. She left him with the best boy a guy could want, so why is everyone playing matchmaker? He's sick of it . . . until he meets Delilah Webster. For some reason, the foul-mouthed, tattooed mechanic sets his motor running. He sees the loving woman buried within. But the closer they get, the more the pain of past wounds throws a monkey wrench into a future he's not sure he can handle...
What to Do with a Bad Boy (The McCauley Brothers ##4)
Marie Harte
Sourcebooks Casablanca
2014
384 páginas
12h 48m
ISBN-13: 9781402287435
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Marie Harte
Award-winning author Marie Harte has been writing professionally since 2005. She’s both a NY Times and USA Today bestselling author and has written over 100 books and counting. Marie writes books with heat, humor, and character. She writes independently and for several publishers, to include Sourcebooks and Samhain. Though currently writing contemporary romance, she also writes paranormal and romantic suspense. Before turning to writing full-time, she earned a B.A. in English from Pennsylvania State University and spent several years in the United States Marine Corps as a communications officer. Marie currently lives in Central Oregon with her family. There’s nothing she likes more than finding a good book to read and a great cup of coffee to drink. The Facts According to Marie: I’m a mood reader. If I read a book with a bad ending, it throws me into a funk for days. If it’s paranormal, I’m digging it. I majored in English and have yet to read Jane Austen. Seriously. *I hang my head in shame* I’m naturally lazy but perform best under deadlines. I’ve fired a 9mm pistol, a Squad Automatic Weapon, an M16A2 rifle, an M203 grenade launcher, and have thrown live grenades. And I loved it! Grammar is my rock. I respect those who know when to use their, there, and they’re correctly. I’m definitely a night owl. Long live the Oxford comma. I love books. I’ll read until they bury me, and then I’ll haunt libraries. I can’t write to music or television. I need perfect quiet.
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