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Average Jane
The Big Easy, a wealthy British playboy, and one average Jane.
Ian Wright was in exile.
After the ninth (or was it the tenth?) university kicked him out, his parents washed their hands of him. No great loss there, but it meant he’d be spending the foreseeable future with his brother and bodyguard since being left to his own devices usually found him in a bar or behind bars. Quite often both in the same evening.
Jane Andrews was in trouble.
And it wasn’t even of her own making. It was bad enough her parents left the country the summer before she headed off to college but they also sent her to stay with a godfather she doesn’t know. All because respectable girls don’t spend the summer unsupervised. But when her godfather turns out to be her worst nightmare, she finds herself abandoned in a city better known for its sinners than its saints.
Ian Wright was, without question, a sinner. A drunken playboy with a hair trigger temper, he would never be a saint. Tormented by betrayal, he considered all women to be deceptive creatures. A grasping, desperate and singularly interchangeable gender good for one thing only.
Until Jane.
Ian Wright was in exile.
After the ninth (or was it the tenth?) university kicked him out, his parents washed their hands of him. No great loss there, but it meant he’d be spending the foreseeable future with his brother and bodyguard since being left to his own devices usually found him in a bar or behind bars. Quite often both in the same evening.
Jane Andrews was in trouble.
And it wasn’t even of her own making. It was bad enough her parents left the country the summer before she headed off to college but they also sent her to stay with a godfather she doesn’t know. All because respectable girls don’t spend the summer unsupervised. But when her godfather turns out to be her worst nightmare, she finds herself abandoned in a city better known for its sinners than its saints.
Ian Wright was, without question, a sinner. A drunken playboy with a hair trigger temper, he would never be a saint. Tormented by betrayal, he considered all women to be deceptive creatures. A grasping, desperate and singularly interchangeable gender good for one thing only.
Until Jane.
296 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 24, 2017
About the author
Kristin Coley
39 books493 followersKristin is an an indie writer from Louisiana who believes happily ever after is a must. A fan of everything romance including paranormal and the occasional mystery, she only writes what she loves. When she isn't writing she's hanging out with her crazy collection of dogs and cats and daydreaming about the next dozen stories she wants to write.
You can reach her on her website for updates on her latest writing projects and promotions @ www.kristincoley.com
You can reach her on her website for updates on her latest writing projects and promotions @ www.kristincoley.com
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July 12, 2017
Rated G
The plot is very fiction-esque. It has a very Victorian influence in the writing. This would be safe for a 14yo to read.
The plot is very fiction-esque. It has a very Victorian influence in the writing. This would be safe for a 14yo to read.
August 22, 2020
Not a bad story, just a little dull. Everything always worked out so easily it was unrealistic. Also, the language was kind of off, like sometimes modern and other times old, Victorian type wording.
March 29, 2017
Have you ever loved a authors previous book ?? BUT then you read another book by the same author and think WTF did I just read?? This basically sums up how I feel about Average Jane,WTF happened??
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