Bought One Night, One Marriage

By Natalie Anderson

Bought: One Night, One Marriage

Natalie Anderson

When Cally wins the services of sexy tycoon Blake McKay, she's mortified! Aware of her non–model looks, she steers clear of good–looking men – and this guy is way off the handsome scale.

Blake can see there's a fiery, passionate woman beneath Cally's perfectly poised exterior, so he buys another date with her. This time, though, he's going to be calling the shots, and he will give her a night she'll never forget! But neither of them has bargained on what might happen next...

• Language: English
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Australia
• Release date: Sep 1, 2011
• ISBN: 9781742920153

Natalie Anderson

USA Today bestselling author Natalie Anderson writes emotional contemporary romance full of sparkling banter, sizzling heat and uplifting endings--perfect for readers who love to escape with empowered heroines and arrogant alphas who are too sexy for their own good. When not writing you'll find her wrangling her 4 children, 3 cats, 2 goldish and 1 dog... and snuggled in a heap on the sofa with her husband at the end of the day. Follow her at www.natalie-anderson.com.

Reviews for Bought One Night, One Marriage

[colereising · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

As most of you already are aware, I love Natalie's books. :-) This one started out rough for me though. I felt like the heroine swung back and forth and her initial reasons and reasoning for getting involved with the hero seemed to alter. Not saying that doesn't happen in real life but the first reasons were never revisited to my satisfaction I guess. :-( But that having been said, once over that stuff the book evened out and stayed true to the new set of conflicts and really worked for me. I loved the ending and am definitely looking forward to her next book.

[nicolereising · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

As most of you already are aware, I love Natalie's books. :-) This one started out rough for me though. I felt like the heroine swung back and forth and her initial reasons and reasoning for getting involved with the hero seemed to alter. Not saying that doesn't happen in real life but the first reasons were never revisited to my satisfaction I guess. :-( But that having been said, once over that stuff the book evened out and stayed true to the new set of conflicts and really worked for me. I loved the ending and am definitely looking forward to her next book.