How to Win a Guy in 10 Dates - (Harperimpulse Contemporary Romance) by Jane Linfoot (Paperback)

About the Book

Book Synopsis

Take Millie: a fun, independent dance teacher starting over, whose burlesque classes are all about self-esteem and empowerment. Her new life plan definitely doesn't stretch to bad boys.

And Ed: he's gorgeous, designs firework displays for a living and positively self-destructs at the thought of commitment. But he's embarking on the impossible - a challenge to have ten dates with one woman.

When Millie literally lands in Ed's lap after an accident, she's an unlikely choice for the ten date challenge - scruffy, opinionated and then there's the small matter of that tattoo snaking out of her boot - but he's running out of options, and more importantly, she owes him.

She's so not his type, he's so not in her life-plan, but a weekend in sunny Provence changes everything. Against a backdrop of starry skies and lavender fields, they both have issues they want to leave behind. Secrets have a way of escaping though... is ten dates too long to keep the truth under wraps?

Nominated for Best Ebook at the 2013 Festival of Romance

Review Quotes

'A book worth its place on your e-reader for the upcoming winter months.' - The Book Geek Wears Pajamas

'A hot as hell, sexy and exciting story!' - After The Final Chapters

'This was such a fun romance, with a hint of heartache, and a little adventure mixed in.' - A Tasty Read

'Loved this book. The main characters are vividly drawn...the sex scenes are hot, and the writing is fast and feisty.' - Contemporary Romance Reviews

"For those that like Sophie Kinsella style books, this is a cute story about a guy determined to prove he won't fall for a woman..." - CocktailsandBooks.com

"Ed is my ultimate book boyfriend - I loved him from page 1...is it normal to be this attracted to a fictional character?"
Chosen as jennyinneverland.wordpress.com's Book That Made Me Fall In Love...

About the Author

I write fun, flirty fiction, with feisty heroines and a bit of an edge. Writing romance is cool, because I get to wear pretty shoes instead of wellies. I live in a mountain kingdom in Derbyshire, where my family and pets are kind enough to ignore the domestic chaos. Happily, we're in walking distance of a supermarket. I love hearts, flowers, happy endings, all things vintage, most things French. When I'm not on Facebook, and can't find an excuse for shopping, I'll be walking, or gardening. On days when I want to be really scared, I ride a tandem.