Share a roof but not a bed, Shauna offered. Dr. Rob countered
with his own demands, 'celibacy is not for either of us.' He never seemed like more than a business partner. Now Shauna has to decide what next to do to provide a stable home for her young half sister and herself, and at what cost she was willing to pay?

Beautiful and romantic story by Leigh Michaels. I couldn't put it down until I finished. Definitely recommend.

He'd been offered the deal of a lifetime... But Keir Saunders needed something extra to really impress his prospective business partners. He needed the perfect business accessory-a wife! And who better than his office manager, Jessica? She was smart, beautiful, and would add the finishing touch to Keir's corporate image! The marriage merger: There was just one problem. This marriage couldn't be a hostile takeover-Jessica had to agree to Keir's terms. And Jessica was adamant that her job discription didn't include making wedding plans with the boss! Leigh Michaels does it again with a a delightful romatic comedy that will captivate you from page one.

I first found this book at the university library and have been holding on to it for the whole semester. Fascinating! I found it a very interesting material, especially in examining the psychological aspect of the Native's struggle towards nationalism and their relationships with the more advance conteporaries and the ethnic majorities. Reading it as an ethnic majority, I found this book an eye-opener. Although i've been in Sarawak all my life but this book has exposed me to issues that i was previously unaccustomedto. It contains material that most Malaysians avoid to discuss and materials that are not found in any high school History book.

This is one of my favorite Leigh Michaels books. It is densely written, every moment fast and funny and new even after multiple readings. The heroine is a morning-show co-host, the hero is in charge of "Traveling Man," a short light-hearted segment on the same TV show - and circumstances require their teaming up temporarily. Rising in her profession, the heroine is frustrated by the hero's casual attitude toward the show - and her of course! So many charming scenes are packed into this book it's hard to believe it's a short Harlequin Romance - Michaels certainly doesn't believe in unnecessary description or long internal rambling. With the subtle but substantial romantic conflicts, the usual surprise (or two) at the end, a very likeable hero and heroine, this is a great book for newbies to Michaels or Harlequin Romance.

Marsh thought wrong when he assumed he could
buy out a West Coast woman--Torey, inheriting half the hourse
he lived in and half-owned. But Torey looks forward
to kicking back into a living pace---and that never
included sharing a house with a man engaged to
someone else...Cute story.

THIS WAS MY FIRST LEIGH MICHAELS BOOK. IT IS SUCH A SWEET LOVE STORY, LACEY AND DAMON BECOME A PART OF YOUR LIFE. THIS IS ONE BOOK I CAN READ AND REREAD OVER AND OVER AGAIN.

¡§The Corporate Wife¡¨ was okay but I wouldn¡¦t call it the best, because I kind of found the guy a little bit cold, but the story, plot and other stuff was pretty good.

Erin Reynolds was Slater Livingstone¡¦s personal assistant. She was always there for him and helped him out in a lot of business and office stuff. But now he proposed to her, and the reasons he gave her were all on how practical it would be, the ¡§right¡¨ thing to do and the ¡§sensible¡¨ thing to do. Erin marries him for her mother¡¦s sake, because her mother was about to die. Its only when after the wedding does Erin realize the reasons she married him for were only a cover-up for why she really married him...but what were really Lvingstones reasons for marrying her?

I liked ¡§The Corporate Wife¡¨, I just didn¡¦t like how cool Slater acted. Everything about him seemed so...shuttered. But besides that, everything about this book was good. Leigh Michaels also added in a few more *problems* that I think made the book more interesting. I especially loved the scenes when she made Erin so strong and those few touchy moments that almost made me cry.

^_^ ~ Izzy

I've been reading Leigh Michaels' novels for quite a while and I must admit The Corporate Wife was just so darned enjoyable. I loved it and you will too. From start to finish this little novel will keep you enthralled. The story of Erin Reynolds and Slater Livingstone is not one to be missed. You never know where you'll find Mr. Right ... he may be sitting right across the desk from you.

I bought this book for my History course and its absolutely Great ! All the main points have been neatly written on the side, which makes reading very easy. If you are purchasing this book, you may also want to buy the Study guide which comes along with it.

This book lets you know all the concepts just by reading it through. I bought it for the history class and this is by far the best book i've ever read in the classes.

With contributions from authorities in different aspects
of obstetrics and gynaecology, this book provides the
reader with excellent overview, ranging from the anatomy
of the pelvis (in this edition moved to an appendix),
to legal an moral aspects of the profession.

Each of the chapters are relatively easy to read, but the
coverage tends to vary in depth. It is clearly not the
intention of the authors to provide the reader with last
word on each topic, but ample references show the

way further. Statistical data, when provided, are up to
date and consistent with the quoted references.

I particularly liked the chapters on labor and delivery,
malpresentations and caesarians. A lot of chapters are
dedicated to pregnancies complicated by (maternal) pathologies
and there is even a chapter on neonatal care. Some of the
authors tend to "overdo it a bit" when fulminating against
unneccessary caesarians, but considering the incidence data
in America compaired to the rest of the developed world, they
do have a point.

I can recommend this book to anyone looking for an excellent
starter in obstetrics, but I tend to disagree with another
reviewer calling it "the Nelson (in pediatrics) for OB",
because it has much less the intention to be comprehensive.

Like Harrison's is for internal medicine and Nelson's for peds, so is Gabbe for OB. Anything you want to know about pregnancies and managing deliveries is in this book. It's a bit large to just sit down and read, but it makes a great reference book.

Este libro, escrito por conocedores de cada uno de los temas es una guia basica para la atencion de la paciente embarazada. Un libro que facilmente compila a varios.