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	title:	The Boss's Valentine (Mills & Boon 100th Birthday Collection)
	author:	Lynne Graham
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Harlequin Mills & Boon
	released:	February 15, 2008
	isbn:	0263866386
	isbn-13:	9780263866384

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Customer Reviews
an education in story teling - Rated this book was just great. short and telling. the male and female were attracted to each other and it just went on to show how mis-communication can damage any relationship. of course we get our happily-ever-after but not without blood, sweat and tears. what i particularly loved about this short story was that it came across as an insight into how ms. graham gets the premises for her books, and then goes about fleshing it out into another great complete story. at the end of the book i felt i wanted their story to go on and on and on and on... lovely.

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an education in story teling - Rated 5/5
this book was just great. short and telling. the male and female were attracted to each other and it just went on to show how mis-communication can damage any relationship. of course we get our happily-ever-after but not without blood, sweat and tears.

what i particularly loved about this short story was that it came across as an insight into how ms. graham gets the premises for her books, and then goes about fleshing it out into another great complete story.

at the end of the book i felt i wanted their story to go on and on and on and on...

lovely.