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Summer Pleasures: Second Nature / One Summer (2002)

by Nora Roberts

Series: Celebrity Magazine (Omnibus 1-2)

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Summer. There's nothing like it. Long, hot days. Steamy nights. It's the perfect time for falling in love. These two novels feature two friends, both talented, ambitious women, who find love in the heat of summer.
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  BooksInMirror | Feb 19, 2024 |
finished the first story ( )
  spazkat | Aug 8, 2023 |
This book contains the two short stories, "Second Nature" and "One Summer." They are the stories of Celebrity magazine reporter, Lee Radcliffe, and photojournalist, Shade Colby. Both stories are well written, engaging, humerous, and touching. They are prime examples of Nora Roberts's writing. ( )
  HSContino | May 20, 2016 |
Not Nora's best....: This was a two-tales-in-one book by the wonderful author Nora Roberts. For some reason this book just didn't do it for me at all. The first story "Second Nature" is about magazine reporter Lee Radcliffe and recluse horror author Hunter Brown. I thought the chemistry betwwen these two characters was force fed to the reader by a bulldozer. Hunter was too perfect, he never made mistakes and he was incredibly arrogant announcing how Lee had to do this and that without ever giving up anything himself. Definitly not Nora's normal style.
The second story was "One Summer" about two photojournalists Bryan Mitchell and Shade Colby. I liked this book alot better. The couple was likable and the romance seemed real. Then I don't know what happened. Nora Roberts deadline approached and she just sort of ended the story. It was really weird. Good romance, ubrupt ending.
I wouldn't run right out and but this book , but if your a fan......
  lonepalm | Dec 8, 2011 |
SECOND NATURE. This is rather a rambling tale of a magazine journalist trying to get into the mind of a mysterious best selling novelist while on a camping trek. Slow, ponderous, but nonetheless it kept my attention.
ONE SUMMER. If this hadn't been written as a romance, this would have been an enjoyable light travelogue throughout parts of the U.S. capturing events and human nature with a camera. Well written, though the two main characters were not defined enough for me. ( )
  gogglemiss | Dec 3, 2008 |
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Second Nature: To Deb Horm, for the mutual memories
One Summer: N/A
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Second Nature: ...with the moon full and white and cold.
One Summer: The room was dark.
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Summer. There's nothing like it. Long, hot days. Steamy nights. It's the perfect time for falling in love. These two novels feature two friends, both talented, ambitious women, who find love in the heat of summer.

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2 contemporary romance stories by Nora Roberts: One Summer (1986); Second Nature (1985).
These are #1 and #2 in the Celebrity Magazine Series.


They were talented, ambitious women with exciting careers . . . But a single, spectacular summer would explode their tidy worlds.
Second Nature -- Wangling an exclusive with notoriously reclusive Hunter Brown was a real coup for Celebrity magazine reporter Lee Radcliffe. But alone on a camping trip with the seductively mysterious author, she discovered it was Hunter she wanted . . . exclusively.
One Summer -- A summer spent traveling across America with cynical, brooding photojournalist Shade Colby was not Celebrity photographer Bryan Mitchell's idea of a dream assignment. They disagreed about everything -- everything, that is, except the fierce attraction they could not deny.
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