Ergebnis für "The Nose" in Liebeskomödie

I died, briefly. Then I came back. Now I’m determined to make the most of every minute I have left. Only problem is I’ve been saddled with supervision. Kane Deveraux is handsome, smug, and cold as a tombstone. So why does he make me feel something more powerful than death?

La vida de Mariajo es tan predecible que ni el aburrimiento se dignaría a quedarse. Pero todo da un giro inesperado el día que un hombre irresistiblemente atractivo (y descaradamente desubicado) aparece en su farmacia… y logra humillarla públicamente sin siquiera proponérselo. Lo que empieza como un choque incómodo se convierte en una cadena de encuentros delirantes, enredos que rozan lo absurdo, y una química que amenaza con desbordar todo lo que ella creía tener bajo control.

I’m supposed to protect you after the most horrific time in your life. To do that I made a rule: No falling in love with you. But I effed up because I’m so damn in love with you that I ache for you without end. For seven years, I’ve held you when you cried, looked after you, and made damn sure you got back all the confidence stolen from you. It’s just, the whole time, I’ve been pining after you like a lovesick puppy. Pathetic, I know.

I used to believe love was easy to find. My whirlwind romance would begin once I was ready to take the plunge. Spoiler alert—every failed first date on record suggests otherwise. Just when I’m beginning to fault my lofty standards, Garrett Foster saunters onto the scene. The football star turned bar owner is quick to volunteer his services. He vows to deliver the best version of Mr. Right—just to prove first impressions deserve a second glance.

At forty-one, my career as an Urban Planner is on track, but my personal life? A total car crash. After one too many terrible dates my therapist handed me a three-month dating ban. Apparently, I’m supposed to “focus on myself,” which so far includes yoga I’m terrible at, clay work that looks like it was done by a four-year-old, and a baking attempt that produced something akin to cat vomit. But I’m determined to stick to the plan and so the last thing I need is the nosy café owner with the cheeky smile setting up camp in my dreams.

Connie Broadbent loves to run away from her mistakes. So when her glossy Hollywood life turns into a tabloid nightmare on the eve of her twenty-ninth birthday, she does what she knows best and books a one-way ticket back to Marsford Bay. But even her hometown isn’t safe from her past blunders—namely, a year-old impulsive one-night stand with a broody ex-con. Huxley McKenna believes that his past will haunt him forever. At just eighteen, his life irrevocably changed when a rash decision landed him in prison. Now twenty-five, Huxley is determined to move on from his delinquent past.

I've got everything it takes to make it in Tinseltown: confidence, charisma, and a killer chin. Now all I need is a chance. But Los Angeles is full of hot young hunks, and talent might not be enough to separate me from the cookie-cutter crowd. So I devise a wild scheme to get noticed. Pretend I’m someone I'm not—good-bye Will O’Connell of Cincinnati and hello Liam O’Connell of Dublin. "Liam" and his talent with accents is enough to get my foot in the door, but I never anticipated meeting the woman who has me more worried about keeping my foot out of my mouth.

All Caleb Donovan has to do to redeem his family name is take a rundown Miami Beach apartment building and turn it into luxury condos. Easy, right? Unfortunately, that would also turn the local dog park into a parking lot and the neighbors aren't having it. Caleb is faced with an outright revolt, led by smart, beautiful building manager Riley Carson and her poodle, LouLou. For Caleb, this project should have been a slam dunk. But even more challenging than the neighborhood resistance is the mutual attraction between him and Riley.

Pour ce 24ème « presque confinement national » (un groupe de volailles sociopathes sème la terreur en France), ma bande d'amis et moi avons tout prévu : un séjour à la campagne, dans la vaste demeure dont nous sommes fraîchement les copropriétaires. Nous sommes 6, inséparables depuis le lycée, presque tous parents, et nettement plus cool qu'il y a vingt ans, quand on nous appelait « la bande des losers ». Si si. J'ai également l'intention de profiter de ce temps béni pour régler mon problème récurrent, j'ai nommé le célibat.

Audrey Mercier est enseignante à Montréal. Sa vie rangée et sans éclat bascule le jour où ses deux grands enfants lui offrent un cadeau très spécial pour ses 40 ans : des billets d'entrée pour le musée et l'aquarium de Vancouver. Mère monoparentale, Audrey a toujours rêvé d'aller en Colombie-Britannique, mais elle n'a ni le budget pour prendre l'avion ni l'envie de parcourir le Canada en solo.