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On the Couch by Alisa Kwitney

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On the Couch

Alisa Kwitney

HarperCollins · Paperback · June 15, 2004

Reading lane: Later-Life Romance

After going for more than a year without a date -- a record in New York City -- Marlowe Riddle has finally met a broodingly sexy, sharply intelligent man who is clearly interested in making more than polite conversation.

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Good for readers who enjoy Later-Life RomanceGood for readers interested in book clubGood for fans of Chick Lit

Book Details

Authors
Alisa Kwitney
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published
June 15, 2004
Format
Paperback
Theme
Later-Life Romance · Romantic Comedy
Reading lane
Later-Life Romance

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  • Historical Fiction

  • Literary Fiction

  • Psychological Fiction

  • Contemporary Romance

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  • New Adult Romance

  • American Historical Romance

  • Later-Life Romance

  • Police & Law-Enforcement Romance

About This Book

After going for more than a year without a date -- a record in New York City -- Marlowe Riddle has finally met a broodingly sexy, sharply intelligent man who is clearly interested in making more than polite conversation. The only problem: Joseph Kain is an NYPD detective clearly under the mistaken impression that Marlowe is a call girl. But while Marlowe does take money for spending time with strangers in her expensive Upper West Side apartment, she's a psychologist -- not M...

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After going for more than a year without a date -- a record in New York City -- Marlowe Riddle has finally met a broodingly sexy, sharply intelligent man who is clearly interested in making more than polite conversation. The only problem: Joseph Kain is an NYPD detective clearly under the mistaken impression that Marlowe is a call girl. But while Marlowe does take money for spending time with strangers in her expensive Upper West Side apartment, she's a psychologist -- not Manhattan's answer to the Mayflower Madam! A fact she has no intention of telling Joe ... at least not until she finishes her research project on the "Behavioral Effects of Disguising Identity." But Marlowe's not the only one trying to secretively gain information ... and it's becoming increasingly unclear who is seducing whom. Because sometimes the only way to learn what a man really wants ... is to get him on the couch.

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