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Body Language

Brockmann, Suzanne

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Body Language

"First of all, don't sit like that," he said. McCade pulled her so that she faced him, so that their knees were almost touching, and he leaned forward slightly. "Step one: Invade the woman's personal space. Step two: Direct eye contact." He smiled into Sandy's eyes.

"McCade, this is silly—"

"I'm not finished. Now, without saying a word, a man can let a woman know he's interested in her." He let his eyes drop, focusing for a moment on her full lips, then lingering on the low neckline of her dress. "That's step number three. And if by now she hasn't run away, he might try step four—a nonsexual touch, something harmless like a handshake..." He lifted her hand, drawing her fingers into his. "...but turn that handshake into a caress," he continued, running his thumb lightly over the back of her hand.

Sandy stared down at her hand as he continued the sensuous movement. When she met his gaze, she could see the heat in his blue eyes. He moistened his lips with the tip of his tongue and her mouth went dry.

"Or you could try surrogate touching." He used one finger to trace the pattern of the fabric covering her couch. "It sends out a signal that says...I'd really rather be touching you..."

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Title of ebook: Body Language
ISBN: 9780553905113
Publisher: Bantam Books
Internet download file size: 1015 kb
Released online for download: 05-20-2008
Author of eBook: Brockmann, Suzanne

Body Language

"First of all, don't sit like that," he said. McCade pulled her so that she faced him, so that their knees were almost touching, and he leaned forward slightly. "Step one: Invade the woman's personal space. Step two: Direct eye contact." He smiled into Sandy's eyes.

"McCade, this is silly--"

"I'm not finished. Now, without saying a word, a man can let a woman know he's interested in her." He let his eyes drop, focusing for a moment on her full lips, then lingering on the low neckline of her dress. "That's step number three. And if by now she hasn't run away, he might try step four--a nonsexual touch, something harmless like a handshake..." He lifted her hand, drawing her fingers into his. "...but turn that handshake into a caress," he continued, running his thumb lightly over the back of her hand.

Sandy stared down at her hand as he continued the sensuous movement. When she met his gaze, she could see the heat in his blue eyes. He moistened his lips with the tip of his tongue and her mouth went dry.

"Or you could try surrogate touching." He used one finger to trace the pattern ... read full excerpt from Body Language ebook

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Avg. Customer Review: 4 out of 5 stars

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6 of 13 people found the following eBook review helpful:
	2 06/13/2008
Reviewer: A viewer from Missouri City, TX US
I somewhat liked this book; I thought it had solid characters and amusing dialog. It was however very forgetful. Suzanne Brockmann’s work is usually not forgetful, but this was. I found it somewhat predictable and almost forced. To sum it up, this book felt like a novella that was stretched beyond its capacity to fill pages.
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10 of 15 people found the following eBook review helpful:
	2 05/27/2008
Reviewer: A viewer from newark, DE US
I loved this book!! The pace was excellent, the story interesting, and the interactions between the main characters was spicy and romantic.
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