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A Little Something Extra - Pam McCutcheon Harlequin American #614 Harlequin Treasury 1990's ASIN: B0056HUX7C (mobi) ISBN: 9781459274730 (epub) July 15, 2011 (ebook) ISBN: 9780373166145 (orignal pb) January 1996 (original pb release) Setting: Vail, CO 248 pages Back cover: He Was No Mere Mortal The handsome hunk that stood before P.J. Sheridan expected her to believe he was a leprechaun? She had one word for him: blarney! Only Connor O'Flaherty wove a magical spell about P.J. that stirred her deepest desires. The skeptic in her wiped the stardust from her eyes -- and P.J. was convinced this man was nothing but a con artist. Deep down, though, the woman in her desperately wanted to believe Connor's powers were as potent -- and as real -- as his kisses. Yet no matter who -- or what -- he really was, common sense said the man was trouble. Inside excerpt: "I never gave up hope of finding real magic." She risked a glance at Connor to see how he was taking her revelations. Would he be incredulous, condescending, amused? No, he wore a look of tender understanding that made her heart turn over in her breast. He took her face in his hands and stroked her cheek with his thumb. “

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Author
McCutcheon, Pam
Publisher
Harlequin Treasury
Published
2011
Language
EN
ISBN
9781459274730
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Romance, Fiction
Rating
3.17 / 5 (6 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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