Sex as a Second Language

By Jamie Sobrato

Book Overview

Eurogirl: A single woman in Rome. Sleeping with hot foreign men. Waking up blissfully alone. Sharing all the yummy details online. It's life just the way sexcapade blogger Ariel Turner likes it until the ideal Italian bed buddy comes along. Now she's found a candidate for that position. Marc Sorrella is drop-dead gorgeous and he has the most delicious moves Unfortunately Marc seems a bit too interested in Ariel's past and her blog--places she definitely doesn't want him to go. The best way to distract him? Turn the tables and dig around in his past. What she discovers just might revoke his eligibility for a spot on her top-ten-hotties list

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373793200
• ISBN13: 9780373793204
• Release Date: March 2007
• Publisher: Harlequin Blaze
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

fun version of the Spy Who Loves Me

In Rome, Italy, Ariel "Eurogirl" Turner writes a blog that highlights her sexual escapades with hot foreign hunks. However, she still fears her former lover in Greece will come after her. She knows that he knows that she knows he is a terrorist. However, her latest conquest Marc Sorrella is the first that she wants to wake up with in the morning still in bed with her; at least since Kostas and Greece. Upsetting to Ariel is that he seems more fascinated with her blog than with her. Upset, she begins to investigate Marc's past, not realizing that when you mess with the CIA, you might become a permanently rendition to the home of the spy who loves her. This is an amusing espionage romance that in many ways is a coming of age character study as Eurogirl goes from unable to care for a goldfish to ready to adopt the world's children and Marc unable to commit to anyone to ready to adopt the world's children. The story line is fast-paced as Marc believes Ariel is the key to capturing a terrorist. Jamie Sobrato writes her fun version of the Spy Who Loves Me. Harriet Klausner