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This month parker suffers from what happened in the previous book, but that does not stop him from going to the next job in Montreal where he will help entrepreneur Alexis Stanton who is having her job sold to competitors. In passing the book the guys try to find out who is infiltrating the company and discover this mystery.

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In a plot full of emotions, twists and lots of mystery, the book engages you in a surprising way. You weep and thrill with each character in this book that brings you a whirlwind of feelings. And by the way I cried too much in him!!!

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Montreal is a rollercoaster of heartache, temptation, shock, grief, wicked HOTness, and a love that cannot be denied! The disbelief was incredible. And as for Alexis?

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Weight lost on a low-calorie liquid diet DOES stay off! Kimchi first, that ubiquitous fermented vegetable that lies at the heart of all Korean food. He falls in love with his hostess One Good Earl Deserves a Lover: Luck on the Line: Hero plans to ruin heroine's charge. Middle-aged Brits are more worried about their drinking harming their reputation than damaging their health,

Then the last two and a half chapters had me in tears that would not stop. Audrey is shaking things up in Montreal and your heart may skip a few beats. And some less than graceful gyrations. And more shots of soju. Now the South Koreans can really drink. Lunch is nearly over, but then I spot bibimbap — rice, raw beef and egg — brought to the table in a lava-hot stone bowl Again a classic, well done pictured: Often described as the Italians of Asia, they can be passionate, outspoken and as fiery as their chilli and garlic-laden cuisine.

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The problem that night was that I tried to keep up. I just made the plane, and spent the next 11 hours in the grip of the most hateful of hangovers.

The room is cool and serene and flooded with light, with wooden floors and marble tabletops complete with built-in barbecue and an air of confident calm. No, I want that mix of punch, elegance, heat, cool and kick a little closer to home. Kimchi first, that ubiquitous fermented vegetable that lies at the heart of all Korean food.

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We eat cabbage, radish and cucumber, crisp, and slightly pongy and lavishly flecked with chilli. It has the fresh, gently pungent bite of the home-made, and that lovely whiff of decay. Get the kimchi wrong, and you fear for everything else. But this is excellent.

As are the sheets of Kim Gooi, thin sheets of exquisitely toasted seaweed. And a tiny bowl of nutty, slippery squid and seaweed salad, the texture gracious, the flavours splashed with ozone. There are steamed buns on the menu. Of course there are. Despite their roots being more Chinese than Korean, the fillings beef and chicken are that classic mix of sweet and spicy.