The Hunk & the Virgin

by Muriel Jensen

The Virgin Reconsiders...

Writer Kathy McQuade was waiting for her wedding night -- even though there was little chance of one in the near future! But her old-fashioned ideas were catching on, until a dare to seduce her was issued, and suddenly men were flocking to the instantly popular but pristine Ms. McQuade...

Enter Gib London, sexy bodyguard and all-around hunk. He was supposed to be guarding Kathy's virtue, not tempting her to abandon it. Being stuck with a gorgeous stud for four weeks was going to be torture -- but she suspected Gib just might be the man she'd been looking for: the one who would change her mind!

192 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1999

Reviews

[Alice · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed this overall, a bit embarassed to say I read a book with this title lol but I appreciated it, in an age where people treat their bodies and others as nothing more than objects to be used, this was nice to read, although I would like to add, while she made some valid points for saving yourself for your marriage or at least a loving commited relationship, she did leave out many other reasons why one should do this, the main being the biological reasons why one should not use themselves as an object so I would have liked more of that brought in to it but I understand this is a romance book more than anything and it didn't want to get too deep into it so it's fine, I enjoyed it and I do like she did not cave and she did infact wait till marriage so glad about that. The actually story or characters though are nothing special but likeable and a fun read so I give it 4 stars.