Natural Born Charmer (Chicago Stars #7)
Susan Elizabeth Phillips
It wasn't every day a guy saw a headless beaver marching down the side of a road, not even in Chicago Stars quarterback Dean Robillard's larger-than-life world. He slammed on the brakes of his brand-new Aston Martin Vanquish and pulled over in front of her.
The beaver marched right past, her big, flat tail bouncing in the gravel, and her small, sharp nose stuck up in the air. Way up. The beaver looked highly pissed . . .
She was definitely a girl beaver because her beaver head was missing, revealing sweaty, dark hair pulled into a scraggly ponytail. He'd been praying for a little distraction from his own depressing company, so he threw open the door and stepped out onto the shoulder of the Colorado road . . .
Funny, sexy, and touching—Natural Born Charmer is the unforgettable love story of a golden boy who might be losing his luster and a spirited woman who's learned never to depend on anyone but herself.
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- sports 15
- contemporary 13
- athlete hero 12
- alpha male 9
- funny 7
- friends to lovers 6
- small town 5
- poor heroine 5
- class difference 5
- m-f romance 5
- dual pov 4
- height difference 4
- third person pov 4
- sassy heroine 3
- working class heroine 3
- friends with benefits 3
- forced proximity 3
- fake relationship 3
- rich hero 3
- enemies to lovers 2
- competent heroine 2
- sweet/gentle heroine 2
- independent heroine 2
- football 2
- new adult 1
- found family 1
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- past child neglect 2
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