All summer long / Susan Mallery.
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TextSeries: Mallery, Susan. Fool's gold ; Publication details: Waterville, Me. : Wheeler Pub., 2012.Edition: Large print edDescription: 455 p. (large print) ; 23 cmISBN: - 1410450325 (hardcover)
- 9781410450326 (hardcover)
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Dr. James Carlson Library | Large Print Fiction | Mallery Susan | FG 9 | Available | 33111006896324 | |||||
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Main Library | Large Print Fiction | Mallery Susan | FG 9 | Available | Water damage to tops of pages around p. 198 | 33111006995332 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
A New York Times Bestselling Author -- Former underwear model Clay Stryker has loved, tragically lost and vowed that he'll never risk his heart again. After making his fortune, the youngest Stryker brother returns to Fool's Gold, California, to put down roots on a ranch of his own. But even in his hometown, people see Clay only for his world-famous ... assets. Then he finds an unexpected ally in tomboyish firefighter Chantal (Charlie) Dixon, the only person who sees the man beneath the looks.
"Former underwear model turned entrepreneur Clay Stryker has loved, tragically lost and vowed that he'll never risk his heart again. After making his fortune, the youngest of the rugged Stryker brothers returns to Fool's Gold, California, to put down roots on a ranch of his own. But he's frustrated to discover that even in his hometown, people see him only for his world-famous ... assets. Firefighter Chantal (Charlie) Dixon grew up an ugly duckling beside her delicately beautiful mother, a feeling reinforced long ago by a man who left soul-deep scars. Now she has good friends, a solid job and the itch to start a family-yet she can't move toward the future while she's haunted by painful memories. Clay finds an unexpected ally, and unexpected temptation, in tomboyish Charlie, the only person who sees beyond his dazzling good looks to the real man beneath" -- Cover verso.