"The Chandler Men are Back!"

THE PLAYBOY is the long anticipated sequel to Carly Phillip's very popular THE BACHELOR. This time it is Rick Chandler's turn to fend off his mother's attempts to play matchmaker. Enter Kendall Sutton, only in town for a few weeks to settle her aunt's estate. Rick convinces Kendall to pretend to be his lover to deter the women who have been actively pursuing him, and in exchange he will help her fix up the house.

Kendall Sutton has spent a lifetime of moving from place to place and has no plans to make Yorkshire Falls her home. On her way to her aunt's house, her car stalls out and she is rescued by hunky cop Rick Chandler. The deal with Rick seems harmless enough, until the lover charade soon turns out to be too real.

Problems arise as someone is determined to end Rick's and Kendall's relationship and Kendall's troubled younger sister moves in. How is Rick going to convince Kendall that she has found what she has always been looking for... a home?

THE PLAYBOY IS AWESOME!!! It may be hard to believe, but THE PLAYBOY is even better then THE BACHELOR. Rick and his family are so much fun and the way they accept Kendall and her sister makes you feel good inside. If you liked THE BACHELOR you will LOVE THE PLAYBOY!

Get your copy now, before they become like gold and you are left looking at an empty shelf.

Barb Hicks

Reviewed by Barb Hicks
Posted December 7, 2002

Will this sexy single get down on one knee?

Summary

There isn't a woman in town who's immune to the legendary Chandler charm.

Yet so far single cop Rick Chandler has managed to fend off the marriage-minded advances of Yorkshire Falls' entire female population. A past mistake has taught him never to put his heart on the line ... until he answers the SOS of a real-life runaway bride. In spite of her pearly gown and tiara, Kendall Sutton vows to never wed - which makes her the ideal pretend lover who can ward off Rick's legion of admirers. When their passionate charade flames into the real thing, Rick is suddenly thinking about two words that spell forever after. But will Kendall ever say "I do?" Can awoman who's had it with weddings tie the knot with the town's most popular playboy?