Heart of Dixie
179 pages
|Published: 1 Sep 1991
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ISBN: 9780553441635
Format: Mass market paperback
Language: English
Publisher: Bantam Books
Publication date: 1 September 1991
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An All-American Smile, and Blue Eyes a Girl Could Drown In...
Writer Jake Gannon couldn't believe it - his brand-new Porsche had overheated in the middle of nowhere, and now he was being towed by a brunette named Dixie! He'd driven South in search of the missing Devon Stafford, the exquisite blond actress whose life story he wanted to write. Instead, he was living in a seaside cottage owned by Dixie La Fontaine, a feisty, warmhearted woman who rescued strays and was all delicious curves. Dixie admired Jake's tanned body and perfect smile, but she suspected his ideal woman ate salad and did aerobics all day - how could he be attracted to a lady who'd rather stretch out in the sun than jog on the beach? Jake felt like a cad for lying to Dixie about why he'd come to her town, but he wanted the woman he'd learned to love to share her secrets. Dixie adored this tender man who'd convinced her it was sweet passion, not impossible perfection, he yearned for. But could she trust him to love her for who she was, to write her a fairy-tale ending?
Writer Jake Gannon couldn't believe it - his brand-new Porsche had overheated in the middle of nowhere, and now he was being towed by a brunette named Dixie! He'd driven South in search of the missing Devon Stafford, the exquisite blond actress whose life story he wanted to write. Instead, he was living in a seaside cottage owned by Dixie La Fontaine, a feisty, warmhearted woman who rescued strays and was all delicious curves. Dixie admired Jake's tanned body and perfect smile, but she suspected his ideal woman ate salad and did aerobics all day - how could he be attracted to a lady who'd rather stretch out in the sun than jog on the beach? Jake felt like a cad for lying to Dixie about why he'd come to her town, but he wanted the woman he'd learned to love to share her secrets. Dixie adored this tender man who'd convinced her it was sweet passion, not impossible perfection, he yearned for. But could she trust him to love her for who she was, to write her a fairy-tale ending?
