Impossible Kind Of Man

by Kay Gregory

Slade was impossible.... Impossible to ignore! Especially now that Bronwen was forced to share his apartment. Still, she thought she could control the attraction she felt for the handsome Welshman--which was a good thing, considering Slade's reputation with women. And the fact that Slade saw her as his best friend's little sister didn't really bother her. It was probably the best protection she could have against a professional charmer like Slade. So why was she starting to wonder if she could make him see her as a woman?

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