A Word with the Bachelor

The Bachelors of Blackwater Lake #7

by Teresa Southwick

When opposites collide…the plot thickens

When former Special Forces agent Jack Garner opens his door to Erin Riley, he makes two things he won't sleep with her, and he writes alone. Clearly, fame and fortune have done nothing to brighten this bestselling author's brooding manner. But his second book is long overdue, and Erin is there to jumpstart his writing…if not his heart.

Bright, chatty and positive, Erin is like a sunny day to Jack's perpetual night. And even as she struggles to contain her sizzling attraction, she knows she can help Jack have a breakthrough. When the words finally start to flow, Jack starts to wonder if "once upon a time" could become "happily-ever-after." Now, that would be something worth writing about…

240 pages, Mass Market Paperback

Published August 23, 2016

About the author

A four time National Readers Choice award finalist, Teresa Southwick is the author of more than 65 romance novels. She's also been a finalist for Romance Writers of America's prestigious Rita Award and a winner of Romantic Times Book Reviews Magazine's Reviewer's Choice award for best Silhouette Romance.

Teresa grew up in Southern California, one of six children--four of them boys. That gave her a lot of experience with the male point of view and has served her well in her writing career. Living in Las Vegas which she considers just a little east of her childhood stomping grounds, she loves to hear from readers and can be contacted at www.teresasouthwick.com.

Reviews

[Dorel · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is the 1st book I read by Teresa Southwick. I'm sorry I stopped reading this story at chapter 2 because it didn't hold my interest.

[Samantha · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really liked this romance about a author Jack garner who needs help writing his second book and he gets a happy, perky book coach Erin riley to helping him with it and I just love the small town Blackwater lake in Montana and hoe Erin helps Jack get out his shell from being a hermet to talking to the people in the community and helping out around town and I just love the romance between Jack and Erin and I love the references in the book from castle and beckett who is a author helping beckett solves cases but overall it was a really good short romance and I read this book in one sitting and I love all the side characters aka the locals in the town and the community and I love the setting and the plot and I liked Harley the dog they Jack had and how he wrote about his dog and how its helps children

[Pam Jackson-gorsline · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good story

This was a good story about two people rising above their circumstances. I enjoyed getting to know both main characters.

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[Katreniah · Rating 3 out of 5]

This one was a lot of fun. I'd recommend it to people who want to smile through most of it.