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Across the Line
Jo doesn’t like sex.
Her mind wanders to the shopping list and the laundry basket, while the thrusting and grunting happen elsewhere. Oh well, she hasn’t had a boyfriend in ages anyway.
Sophisticated and elegant, Adam is her new boss and will put an end to her quiet life. Silent, his icy blue eyes watch everything in his private, adult club, especially Jo.
And if the way he looks at her was not enough, the club is full of excitement, seduction and glamour.
While desire, and maybe more, flourishes in her chest, the past and the club will come between them. Will they be able to let each other in, or will it be all too much for Jo and Adam?
This is Sophie-Anne Monroe's first novel where she explores body positivity and the possibility of creating an environment where women can experience their sexuality in safety, where a man can ask permission and the mood not be altered for it.
PRAISE FOR ACROSS THE LINE
“Can't begin to explain how much I loved this book. Engaging characters that you truly root for. Plot lines that have you wanting to shake people one minute and crying with relief that they made the right choices the next.” - Cinnomen Matthews.
"I loved that there were LGBT+ characters allowed to be actual people first and not solely defined by any particular label." - Roberta O'Neil
“A great read and some of the hottest sex scenes you can ask for.” - Elaine Roberts
Her mind wanders to the shopping list and the laundry basket, while the thrusting and grunting happen elsewhere. Oh well, she hasn’t had a boyfriend in ages anyway.
Sophisticated and elegant, Adam is her new boss and will put an end to her quiet life. Silent, his icy blue eyes watch everything in his private, adult club, especially Jo.
And if the way he looks at her was not enough, the club is full of excitement, seduction and glamour.
While desire, and maybe more, flourishes in her chest, the past and the club will come between them. Will they be able to let each other in, or will it be all too much for Jo and Adam?
This is Sophie-Anne Monroe's first novel where she explores body positivity and the possibility of creating an environment where women can experience their sexuality in safety, where a man can ask permission and the mood not be altered for it.
PRAISE FOR ACROSS THE LINE
“Can't begin to explain how much I loved this book. Engaging characters that you truly root for. Plot lines that have you wanting to shake people one minute and crying with relief that they made the right choices the next.” - Cinnomen Matthews.
"I loved that there were LGBT+ characters allowed to be actual people first and not solely defined by any particular label." - Roberta O'Neil
“A great read and some of the hottest sex scenes you can ask for.” - Elaine Roberts
356 pages, Paperback
Published October 4, 2019
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December 8, 2020
Get a decent proof reader
Simple story that could have been so much shorter. The mistakes in vocabulary were teeth grinding. The characters were 2 dimensional and the sex scenes were almost clinical.
Of course this is just my opinion
Simple story that could have been so much shorter. The mistakes in vocabulary were teeth grinding. The characters were 2 dimensional and the sex scenes were almost clinical.
Of course this is just my opinion
May 6, 2022
Loved this book but hated the way it ended. Want to buy the boxset but no info on the other two stories does it continue do we find out more about Adam and Jo (and what happens to Matthew). Really like happy ever after endings and this left me hanging
September 24, 2020
DNF 10%
Just not the book for me.
Just not the book for me.
September 28, 2020
Mixed fillings
I loved the book but hated the ending. It hurt my heart. Like is full of painful reality. I want happy endings in my books.
I loved the book but hated the ending. It hurt my heart. Like is full of painful reality. I want happy endings in my books.
November 30, 2019
Steamy
It kept my interest till the end. I knew Anne was pregnant before the end of the book. I know I will read the next book.
It kept my interest till the end. I knew Anne was pregnant before the end of the book. I know I will read the next book.
December 11, 2019
Too much
Sorry but this story is more frustrating than satisfying for me. A little bit of action would be nice. Hot scenes were hot though😊
Sorry but this story is more frustrating than satisfying for me. A little bit of action would be nice. Hot scenes were hot though😊
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