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Most Eligible: Parts One & Two
Part One: Gavin's Story
"Being a writer, I never judged a book by its cover, but I suppose that the way a book carried itself gave you a bit of an insight on what was on the inside.
Gavin Dimarco, Most Eligible, Part One: Gavin's Story
Blurb
Gavin Dimarco is a journalist for the Los Angeles Times. As Gavin Martin, however, he is a successful author of historical mystery novels. When his agent calls with an opportunity to be the next reality TV “bachelor,” he agrees—with one stipulation. None of the ladies vying for his heart can know his true identity until the end of the show.
Gavin’s past has made him leery of women seeking his fortune, and that fear has left him alone, with only his dog, Finn and his love of reading as company. When Gavin meets Aislinn, the girl of his dreams, right before Most Eligible airs, he’s ready to abandon the show. Everyone knows that you can’t find true love in a week on a TV show.
When television’s version of reality meets Gavin’s reality, he has to make a tough choice—is he still eligible?
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Part Two: Aislinn's Story [Mini-Prequel to Part One]
"Gavin Martin had remained a bit of a mystery to his reading audience. There were rumors, of course, but some suspected he was some sort of recluse using a pen name to hide his true nature. However, I found his anonymity to be rather charming and intriguing."
-Aislinn O'Brien, Most Eligible, Part Two: Aislinn's Story
Blurb
Aislinn O’Brien is a recent college graduate from New Orleans. Desperate for a little adventure, she announces to her loved ones that she plans to go out-of-state for grad school. She’s about ready to move out of her student apartment, when she sees an advertisement for Most Eligible - a reality dating show - all expenses paid. Excited to have the opportunity to explore schools in The Big Apple for free, she clicks the link.
She’s doing it for the free trip, but will she find something more?
Heat Level: One
POV: First
"Being a writer, I never judged a book by its cover, but I suppose that the way a book carried itself gave you a bit of an insight on what was on the inside.
Gavin Dimarco, Most Eligible, Part One: Gavin's Story
Blurb
Gavin Dimarco is a journalist for the Los Angeles Times. As Gavin Martin, however, he is a successful author of historical mystery novels. When his agent calls with an opportunity to be the next reality TV “bachelor,” he agrees—with one stipulation. None of the ladies vying for his heart can know his true identity until the end of the show.
Gavin’s past has made him leery of women seeking his fortune, and that fear has left him alone, with only his dog, Finn and his love of reading as company. When Gavin meets Aislinn, the girl of his dreams, right before Most Eligible airs, he’s ready to abandon the show. Everyone knows that you can’t find true love in a week on a TV show.
When television’s version of reality meets Gavin’s reality, he has to make a tough choice—is he still eligible?
∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞
Part Two: Aislinn's Story [Mini-Prequel to Part One]
"Gavin Martin had remained a bit of a mystery to his reading audience. There were rumors, of course, but some suspected he was some sort of recluse using a pen name to hide his true nature. However, I found his anonymity to be rather charming and intriguing."
-Aislinn O'Brien, Most Eligible, Part Two: Aislinn's Story
Blurb
Aislinn O’Brien is a recent college graduate from New Orleans. Desperate for a little adventure, she announces to her loved ones that she plans to go out-of-state for grad school. She’s about ready to move out of her student apartment, when she sees an advertisement for Most Eligible - a reality dating show - all expenses paid. Excited to have the opportunity to explore schools in The Big Apple for free, she clicks the link.
She’s doing it for the free trip, but will she find something more?
Heat Level: One
POV: First
153 pages, ebook
Published August 1, 2013
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