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Touch Me Again: Book Two of Sex and the CEO a steamy romance
When Colleen visits her sister, Nora, in London, she expects her to be living the high life; just one mad social whirl is how she pictures it.Instead, she finds Nora sick and living in squalor in a cold and damp flat. And who is the man they call Maggot and what does he want with her sister?Adam Turner, CEO of Meredith Motors is the best man for his friend, Jeremy, and as such arranges his stag night. Adam has plans for a civilised, pleasant evening with none of the normal high jinks such as schoolboy pranks, drunken antics and definitely no naked women.Life doesn’t always give you what you want but can often give you what you need.It all starts with a cardboard box…
- GenresContemporary
284 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 1, 2021
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December 11, 2021
It has been a while since I read the first book Touch Me in the Sex and the CEO series, but it didn't take too long to get back to the rhythm of the words.
Colleen left Manchester to find her sister in London. That didn't go well and she found herself sealed in a box at a bachelor's party and rescued by Adam. He was not only her rescuer that evening, but throughout the story.
I really enjoyed reading this book. Both books drew me in by the covers reminding me of 1950's pinup-cards and were designed by Damonza.com. Jax Burrows has remained an author that pulls at my purse strings and I really don't put up much of a fight.
Colleen left Manchester to find her sister in London. That didn't go well and she found herself sealed in a box at a bachelor's party and rescued by Adam. He was not only her rescuer that evening, but throughout the story.
I really enjoyed reading this book. Both books drew me in by the covers reminding me of 1950's pinup-cards and were designed by Damonza.com. Jax Burrows has remained an author that pulls at my purse strings and I really don't put up much of a fight.
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