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Blowing the Whistle
*****WARNING ADULT CONTENT******* Age 18+
Nursing her own demons, Ally Fields isn’t a typical college student. Her life is solely focused on classes, and her goal is to maintain her very high GPA. Ally isn’t a typical girl, either; her only form of entertainment is a rule-bound “arrangement” with an older businessman, Leon.
Life is turned upside down for Ally just as she reaches what she thought was the comfort and control she had always strived for. Trevor takes over, challenging every decision she makes and forcing a friendship she doesn’t want. Trevor turns her world upside down and inside out as she is forced to decide whether she will use him for her own purposes or succumb to his challenging charm.
Nursing her own demons, Ally Fields isn’t a typical college student. Her life is solely focused on classes, and her goal is to maintain her very high GPA. Ally isn’t a typical girl, either; her only form of entertainment is a rule-bound “arrangement” with an older businessman, Leon.
Life is turned upside down for Ally just as she reaches what she thought was the comfort and control she had always strived for. Trevor takes over, challenging every decision she makes and forcing a friendship she doesn’t want. Trevor turns her world upside down and inside out as she is forced to decide whether she will use him for her own purposes or succumb to his challenging charm.
148 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 7, 2014
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M.L. Newman
9 books35 followersM. L. Newman is an independent writer who lives in CT.
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December 5, 2025
Once again, I am reminded why I don’t enjoy romance novels. Why I find books set on campuses unlikable!
I found the same flimsy disjointed plotting, almost transparent. And sorry to say, characters that make poor decisions and seem to expect a positive outcome. Dare I say, silly! I think so Ally.
I know there are readers who enjoy this genre. More power to you all, just not me.
I don’t remember how I acquired this book, but I hope I didn’t pay for it. If so, a refund would be appreciated.
I found the same flimsy disjointed plotting, almost transparent. And sorry to say, characters that make poor decisions and seem to expect a positive outcome. Dare I say, silly! I think so Ally.
I know there are readers who enjoy this genre. More power to you all, just not me.
I don’t remember how I acquired this book, but I hope I didn’t pay for it. If so, a refund would be appreciated.
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