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Fifty-Shades mixed with Greys Anatomy in this steamy Romance:
Chanel a resident Cardiologist at the General falls for her mentor Bradley Hart who demands she severs her sexual ties to her best friend Nick who has benefits one could only imagine. If only it were that simple!
Old habits die hard as the two friends venture into new relationships that have them facing new challenges, forcing them to turn to one another for support.
Chanel a resident Cardiologist at the General falls for her mentor Bradley Hart who demands she severs her sexual ties to her best friend Nick who has benefits one could only imagine. If only it were that simple!
Old habits die hard as the two friends venture into new relationships that have them facing new challenges, forcing them to turn to one another for support.
200 pages, ebook
First published March 27, 2014
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About the author
R. Lorelei
11 books3 followersR. Lorelei is a writer from Canada. She has completed one trilogy and two novels.
What Happened in Vegas: Didn't Stay in Vegas (2014 Novel)
Text Him! ...he needs to know
Trilogy:
Kiss and Cry
Forgive and Forget
Jealousy and Rage
She was educated in Toronto and subsequently earned a Bachelors degree in Psychology and Sociology from the University of Toronto. Later, Mrs. Lorelei received a Diploma in Nursing.
When she’s not writing or working as a nurse, Mrs. Lorelei shares her life with her husband, two children, and two dogs.
What Happened in Vegas: Didn't Stay in Vegas (2014 Novel)
Text Him! ...he needs to know
Trilogy:
Kiss and Cry
Forgive and Forget
Jealousy and Rage
She was educated in Toronto and subsequently earned a Bachelors degree in Psychology and Sociology from the University of Toronto. Later, Mrs. Lorelei received a Diploma in Nursing.
When she’s not writing or working as a nurse, Mrs. Lorelei shares her life with her husband, two children, and two dogs.
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May 4, 2018
I wanted to read a smutty one and this didn't get me there. The POV changes from the lead female MC to the lead male MC, then to the third side character who happens to be the realtor/new next door neighbor. The third POV I guess is an attempt to introduce a third participant in future sex scenes. The characters are extremely shallow, act more childish and arrogant, and their attire/clothing gets more dialog then the only, one paragraphed, sex scene.
Personally, I didn't care for the slang. I even managed to get riled by the derogatory use of words like "Fag.” It was only near the end, where the word "Loo" came into use that I understood that this writer was from another region of the world were dialog may differ them my own. That still did not lessen my annoyance with the attempted to use to make this story seem fresh? Cool? Witty? Funny? By using it. I don't know what its intended purpose was, but tacky was the only word I can come up with before review starts getting flagged for inappropriate content.
This, I am to assume, is a small freebee to a larger story line. More than likely requiring you to pay for the next installment. In case it is unclear "NO, NO, NO, NO." I don't think I will. I do hope I save someone their pocket money, if that is in fact the case.
Personally, I didn't care for the slang. I even managed to get riled by the derogatory use of words like "Fag.” It was only near the end, where the word "Loo" came into use that I understood that this writer was from another region of the world were dialog may differ them my own. That still did not lessen my annoyance with the attempted to use to make this story seem fresh? Cool? Witty? Funny? By using it. I don't know what its intended purpose was, but tacky was the only word I can come up with before review starts getting flagged for inappropriate content.
This, I am to assume, is a small freebee to a larger story line. More than likely requiring you to pay for the next installment. In case it is unclear "NO, NO, NO, NO." I don't think I will. I do hope I save someone their pocket money, if that is in fact the case.
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