Read Online A Man for the Night Harlequin comics eBook Miranda Lee Natsu Momose
Read Online A Man for the Night Harlequin comics eBook Miranda Lee Natsu Momose
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"The artwork is really good and this story is actually very entertaining."-i>by NetGalley Reviewer
He’s so dreamy, Josie wishes he were really her lover…
Josie’s still a virgin and she’s reluctant to go to her school reunion because she knows her spiteful classmate will laugh at her if she goes alone. A friend suggests Josie hire an escort for the night, and that’s just what she does. The escort who arrives at her door is Callum, a man so handsome he seems to have stepped out of a dream. He plays the part of her boyfriend perfectly and Josie finds herself drawn to him. When they return from the reunion, Josie’s house has been burgled! Which is why Callum agrees to stay the night at her house…just to be safe.
Read Online A Man for the Night Harlequin comics eBook Miranda Lee Natsu Momose
"I don't read many m/f romance stories, but I have been enjoying manga romances from Harlequin. I was surprised to discover that Harlequin have an imprint called Harlequin Blaze and this manga romance is based on a story from the Blaze series.
Josie lives a very quiet life . She doesn't have a boyfriend and so when she is invited to a school reunion she starts panicking. Josie panics because the person who is hosting the school reunion is an old high school enemy who still loves to embarrass Josie in any way she can. At the suggestion of Josie's friend she decides to hire an escort for the night. The escort will be her pretend boyfriend so that she won't stand out at the school reunion as being a loner or a loser.
Callum is quite annoyed to find out that his younger brother has been acting as an escort for women. Callum is even more annoyed when he finds out that he needs to stand in for his brother because there is an important party that his brother needs to attend which clashes with his escort job. So Callum ends up escorting Josie to the party where they thwart the spiteful plans of Josie's high school nemesis.
When the evening comes to an end one thing leads to another and Josie and Callum find themselves in bed together. Callum then finds out that quiet unassuming Josie has a number of fantasies even though she has never had sex before and the two of them come to an arrangement and agree to explore these sex fantasies with no strings attached.
(Famous Last Words)
But the no strings rule never works especially in a Harlequin romance, and Callum and Josie find them selves getting tangled up in each other both physically and emotionally, but will this remain a temporary arrangement or can it flourish and become something deeper?
I thought this was a great romantic comic, obviously it has a bit more erotica than most manga romances but everything is really tastefully done. The artwork is really good and this story is actually very entertaining. The best part for me was Josie and Callum's team work to frustrate the attacks of the high school enemy.
It is great to see Josie and Callum's attraction deepen into love and the trust they eventually place in each other and in true Harlequinn style they end up finding something deeper together. If you enjoy manga romance then this is well worth reading.
Copy provided by Harlequin via Netgalley in exchange for an unbiased review."
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A Man for the Night Harlequin comics eBook Miranda Lee Natsu Momose Reviews
- I don't read many m/f romance stories, but I have been enjoying manga romances from Harlequin. I was surprised to discover that Harlequin have an imprint called Harlequin Blaze and this manga romance is based on a story from the Blaze series.
Josie lives a very quiet life . She doesn't have a boyfriend and so when she is invited to a school reunion she starts panicking. Josie panics because the person who is hosting the school reunion is an old high school enemy who still loves to embarrass Josie in any way she can. At the suggestion of Josie's friend she decides to hire an escort for the night. The escort will be her pretend boyfriend so that she won't stand out at the school reunion as being a loner or a loser.
Callum is quite annoyed to find out that his younger brother has been acting as an escort for women. Callum is even more annoyed when he finds out that he needs to stand in for his brother because there is an important party that his brother needs to attend which clashes with his escort job. So Callum ends up escorting Josie to the party where they thwart the spiteful plans of Josie's high school nemesis.
When the evening comes to an end one thing leads to another and Josie and Callum find themselves in bed together. Callum then finds out that quiet unassuming Josie has a number of fantasies even though she has never had sex before and the two of them come to an arrangement and agree to explore these sex fantasies with no strings attached.
(Famous Last Words)
But the no strings rule never works especially in a Harlequin romance, and Callum and Josie find them selves getting tangled up in each other both physically and emotionally, but will this remain a temporary arrangement or can it flourish and become something deeper?
I thought this was a great romantic comic, obviously it has a bit more erotica than most manga romances but everything is really tastefully done. The artwork is really good and this story is actually very entertaining. The best part for me was Josie and Callum's team work to frustrate the attacks of the high school enemy.
It is great to see Josie and Callum's attraction deepen into love and the trust they eventually place in each other and in true Harlequinn style they end up finding something deeper together. If you enjoy manga romance then this is well worth reading.
Copy provided by Harlequin via Netgalley in exchange for an unbiased review.
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