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A Kiss at Midnight
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A Kiss at Midnight
Current price: $10.50


A Kiss at Midnight
Current price: $10.50
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Size: Paperback
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Lacie Parker is a perfectly happy high school choir teacher. She enjoys life being completely organized and controlled. Her private life is filled with family and community service, and she is so busy working with others that she always puts herself as her last priority. Foster Talbot is a successful businessman. He frequently finds himself on business trips or playing tennis at his country club. Women tend to throw themselves at him without him even noticing. His life gets interrupted when his best friend, Toby Parker, asks him for a favor to drive his sister home from work when her car breaks down. Little does he know what she would mean to him. The only problem will be finding time to get to know this fascinating woman. Lacie thinks Foster is handsome, intelligent, and every woman's dream. However, in her mind you can either have a career or love, not both simultaneously. So what are these new feelings, and what is it about Foster that has turned her into a walking disaster? Can she humble herself enough to let love and work coexist?
Lacie Parker is a perfectly happy high school choir teacher. She enjoys life being completely organized and controlled. Her private life is filled with family and community service, and she is so busy working with others that she always puts herself as her last priority. Foster Talbot is a successful businessman. He frequently finds himself on business trips or playing tennis at his country club. Women tend to throw themselves at him without him even noticing. His life gets interrupted when his best friend, Toby Parker, asks him for a favor to drive his sister home from work when her car breaks down. Little does he know what she would mean to him. The only problem will be finding time to get to know this fascinating woman. Lacie thinks Foster is handsome, intelligent, and every woman's dream. However, in her mind you can either have a career or love, not both simultaneously. So what are these new feelings, and what is it about Foster that has turned her into a walking disaster? Can she humble herself enough to let love and work coexist?


















