Hook, Line and Sinker

by Lynn Turner

And he brought his own lure!

Mica Curry relished a challenge. Certainly turning city slicker Travis McCauley into an outdoorsman promised to be that! Little did she know her greatest problem would be keeping her mind on the job .. . .

With a man as sexy as Travis, camping out was a maddeningly sensuous adventure. Tying lures and casting flies seemed--suddenly--wildly exciting. And Mica had a feeling that more intimate experiences with him would rival nature's greatest wonders

219 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1986

Reviews

[Naksed · Rating 2 out of 5]

A mustachioed, Tom Selleck lookalike, arrogant, womanizing, city-slicker tycoon romances his best friend’s nature-loving, outdoorsy ex-wife as a ruse to get closer to a surly millionaire who uses her cabin as a hunting retreat. Soon, the commitment-phobe manho finds himself falling for her for real. The ruse is discovered! Egads! However, the heroine forgives him because she loves him too. The rest of the story is about them compromising for their marriage, because the heroine can’t live in New York City looking at dirty, grey buildings all day, she needs fresh air and trout fishing and the sound of the wind. No problemo: a few well-placed phone calls and voila: the hero will make his base in Wyoming where he will build an addition to her rustic cabin that has all the latest communications technology, and she will only have to spend a week in NYC every other month or so. *eye roll*