| Title | : | Tooth and Nailed |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.51 (362 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1419956612 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 250 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2007-07-02 |
| Genre | : |
So what if there's a psychotic nut after her? Rowan Evans doesn't like the idea of being whisked away by her father's security chief for safekeeping. Jack Donnelly rubs her the wrong way, gets on her nerves, and the last thing she wants to do is spend two weeks under his protective custody even if he is tall, blond and delicious. Jack has spent a lifetime and then some keeping people safe. So when he learned his oldest friend's daughter was in danger, he knew there wasn't anything he wouldn't do to keep her out of harm's way, including kidnapping her. And if it gives him some time to get a little closer to a woman who's always gone out of her way to keep him at arm's length, so much the better. He knows she'll be mad, but he can handle it. Can't he? When a self-sufficient, independent woman butts heads with a stubborn Irishman, there are bound to be sparks. And that's before she finds out he's a vampire
Editorial :
Last words: I remain mystified by the back up light switch being in the drive train portion of the manual and not in the chassis electrical section.. I do not want to buy a book which looks stolen from a public library, even if it is from outside the USA. So I've been taking A&P classes, I've completed 6 so far and I've used this book for 5 of them thus far. If you have read any of Cioran's books and been astonished by them, by their relentless spirit of twilight negativity and acerbic melancholy, if you have marveled at this man who writes in such a personally lyrical and at the same time perversely declarative manner, then this book will be a most welcome addition to your understanding of whatever you might have read of this Romanian author's works and been left to ponder.
Almost all of Cioran's works are now available in English translation (with the sore exceptions of his 1930s political tract "Romania's Transfiguration" and the "Cahiers" (Notebooks), but until the appe
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