Married for a Month

by Susan Mallery

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Fiction. Literature. Romance. HTML:*Two former lovers argue over the key to everlasting love in this charming, funny, and steamy romance from the "one of a kind" (RT Book Reviews) author Susan Mallery.* Taylor McGuire, a hardworking single mom with a PhD in psychology, believes that compatibility is the key to a successful marriage. Bestselling relationship guru Jonathan Kirby believes it's sexual chemistry. So when these two former lovers meet up on national TV, it's more than just a difference of expert opinion that sets the sparks flying between them. And when Taylor puts forth her theory on love, Jonathan can't help but challenge: "Want to bet?" So begins an unconventional contest�??forty couples involved in a monthlong mock marriage for a chance to win one million dollars�??which puts Taylor's and Jonathan's professional reputations on the line. As the competition heats up, so does the attraction. And as they fall for each other, the two experts realize that love is not a science...sometimes it's just… (more)

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This book asks, "What makes a man love a woman? Two experts put love to the test." Like Dr. Phil and Oprah, the characters have natural attraction found on their experiment. The happy ending is exptected (required) by the genre. But the last part is the human the author injects. This is a great summer read - entertaining, upbeat, and not too intellectual! (

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Fiction. Literature. Romance. HTML:Two former lovers argue over the key to everlasting love in this charming, funny, and steamy romance from the "one of a kind" (RT Book Reviews) author Susan Mallery.
Taylor McGuire, a hardworking single mom with a PhD in psychology, believes that compatibility is the key to a successful marriage. Bestselling relationship guru Jonathan Kirby believes it's sexual chemistry. So when these two former lovers meet up on national TV, it's more than just a difference of expert opinion that sets the sparks flying between them.

And when Taylor puts forth her theory on love, Jonathan can't help but challenge: "Want to bet?" So begins an unconventional contest�??forty couples involved in a monthlong mock marriage for a chance to win one million dollars�??which puts Taylor's and Jonathan's professional reputations on the line. As the competition heats up, so does the attraction. And as they fall for each other, the two experts realize that love is not a science...sometimes it's just

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