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By the Book

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Two's company; three's allowed.

Reece Hutton conducts his life between the covers -- of books and beds. A librarian by day, in the evenings he's a man whose tastes are anything but vanilla. So when local writer Daniel Cross appears in the library one afternoon with the aim of doing some research, Reece has a hard time not noticing how attractive he is, or what feels like ch...more

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Dec 13, 2011 Praj rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm

Last week, as I was lazily browsing through an oddly arranged pile of Maeve Binchy books at the nearby library, a hesitant voice streamed through the corner speakers, “If you are Daniel Fucking Cross whose sucking action may put a Bangkok lady boy to shame and would not mind engaging in a tepid ménage a trois with Georgia Lawrence, please meet Mr. Reese Hutton in aisle three on the second floor”.
The faint trail of those words resonated in my ears like morning bells and I curiously found myself...more

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Dec 24, 2011 Amy Jacobs rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: books-i-own

After seeing this book on a huge amount of blogs I follow, I was intrigued and excited about ordering it. It wasn't until it made some of my blogging buddies had it on their favorites list for the year that I finally purchased it and gave in to the enigma of Daniel Cross. I have three words -- OH MY GOD! If you are looking for an erotic themed romance to keep you up all night reading, then you have to read this book!

I literally had my heart beating in anticipation when Daniel enters the library...more

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Oct 01, 2011 Christi Snow rated it 5 of 5 stars

My Review:
Whoa! This was a powerfully emotional book. Georgia & Reece have always enjoyed an adventurous sex life. They have been together a long time and like the sexual excitement that comes from mixing it up. While they have had threesomes, with both men and women, Reece has never crossed that line of participating in m/m relations. When two men are in their bedroom, the focus is always Georgia.

Everything begins to change when Reece meets Daniel. Daniel is bi-sexual. He makes no apologies...more My Review:
Whoa! This was a powerfully emotional book. Georgia & Reece have always enjoyed an adventurous sex life. They have been together a long time and like the sexual excitement that comes from mixing it up. While they have had threesomes, with both men and women, Reece has never crossed that line of participating in m/m relations. When two men are in their bedroom, the focus is always Georgia.

Everything begins to change when Reece meets Daniel. Daniel is bi-sexual. He makes no apologies for who he is and is actually pretty in-your-face about it. He wears guyliner, has a full back tattoo of angel wings (or fallen angel, as the case may be), and calls himself Daniel F**king Cross. He's a writer so he is very observant of the world around him and knows how to use words to get his way. From the moment Reece meets Daniel at the library, he is drawn to him in a way that he has never been drawn to a guy before.

But Reece is purely heterosexual and stays that way when Georgia & he decide to invite Daniel into their bedroom. When Georgia asks for an encore, Daniel is not willing to accept that disengagement from Reece any longer. Honestly, Reece isn't willing to let things go either...not really.

This is a highly sexually charged book...throughout the ENTIRE book. This is erotica at its finest. I adored Daniel's character. He is so incredibly self-confident and cocky...most the time, but there are times when you see his vulnerability when it comes to his feelings for Reece. His character is so well-written... I really LOVED him!!! Also really well-written is Reece. He is so sexually and emotionally conflicted. His entire world has been turned upside down by his relationship with Daniel. He was so torn between Georgia & Daniel. He loves them both, but personally I felt that his attachment to Georgia was more of a reluctance to accept change after 28 years as a heterosexual male. I may have been pushing my feelings on the characters though, because I did NOT like Georgia. Her unwillingness to accept Daniel back in their bed if his attention wasn't completely on her, simply struck me as selfishness.

Overall, I really LOVED this book. It is one of those books that lingers in your psyche because the characters are so alive and the story line is so emotional. This was my first Scarlett Parrish book. I think that I need to read some more.(less)

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Sep 21, 2011 Robin Rotham rated it 5 of 5 stars

Every once in a while I read a book that just won't let go of me, that makes me say "God, I wish I could write like that!" By the Book is just such a book. I don't want to say too much about the story for fear of ruining the emotional suspense, but I will say that a week after I read it, I was still thinking about the characters, wondering how they were all doing and wishing I could go have coffee with them. (Actually, what I'd really like is to crawl into bed between Daniel and Reece. They just...more Every once in a while I read a book that just won't let go of me, that makes me say "God, I wish I could write like that!" By the Book is just such a book. I don't want to say too much about the story for fear of ruining the emotional suspense, but I will say that a week after I read it, I was still thinking about the characters, wondering how they were all doing and wishing I could go have coffee with them. (Actually, what I'd really like is to crawl into bed between Daniel and Reece. They just seem like the kind of guys I could find the courage to do that with, you know?)

The writing was absolutely lovely. The conflict unfolded so naturally, and the action and dialogue were so true to the characters that, although I was dying to know how it all turned out, I couldn't make myself skip a single word. (And that's saying something because I'm a champion skimmer.)

The story is written in first person, which I often don't care for, but I think it was perfect for this book. I savored every moment of being in Reece's head, experiencing that first forget-everything-you-ever-believed-about-yourself attraction to someone of the same sex. The very first time he and Daniel made eye contact, Reece felt like "...something had done a Ctrl+Alt+Del on my brain," an analogy that made me laugh out loud because I could so totally relate. And it was very representative of the main conflict--that one moment out of time initiated an irreversible cascade of events and forced Reece into the process of resetting his entire world view. The next time I need an example of an inciting incident, this is the one I'll use because, as subtle as it is, it clearly alters the course of all their lives.

Daniel (*fainting sigh over Daniel* I think only Scarlett Parrish could make me believe guyliner is the most intriguing thing ever) was an enigma to Reece throughout most of the book, and yet much of that was a result of Reece's own insecurity and inability to let go of his old expectations. Even though Reece was telling the story, it was like I could see in his words what he couldn't--the vulnerability hiding behind Daniel's swaggering veneer. And I wanted to beat Georgia over the head with my laptop for putting Reece through what she did--and yet dammit, she was right. How could it all ever work out?!

The conflict was resolved more outside the bedroom than in it, but that didn't keep me from being emotionally invested in the love scenes, which were hot and yet oddly tasteful. Maybe that's because of the sensitive first person POV. Or maybe it's because Ms. Parrish writes with a British accent. *grin* Whatever the case, no matter how dirty the characters liked to talk, the sex never came across as crude, something I appreciated very much.

So if you enjoy character-driven romance, seemingly insurmountable conflict that's not all black-and-white, sexy but very human characters, and wonderfully drawn emotional journeys, this might be just the book for you.
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Jan 30, 2011 Kaetrin rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-romance, ebook

Reece and Georgia are a sexually adventurous couple who invite a third in from time to time to spice things up. For Reece's birthday, Georgia brings her best friend Sarah to put on a bit of a show and give Reece *the best birthday evah*. Reece, who works in a library, meets Daniel Cross, a novelist, when he comes to return some books and stays at the library to do some writing. There is an instant connection. Daniel is bisexual ("do you have a pulse?" "then I'm flirting") and outrageous and smok...more Reece and Georgia are a sexually adventurous couple who invite a third in from time to time to spice things up. For Reece's birthday, Georgia brings her best friend Sarah to put on a bit of a show and give Reece *the best birthday evah*. Reece, who works in a library, meets Daniel Cross, a novelist, when he comes to return some books and stays at the library to do some writing. There is an instant connection. Daniel is bisexual ("do you have a pulse?" "then I'm flirting") and outrageous and smokin' hot (both to Reece and to me as a reader). Georgia's keen on a the idea of Reece "returning the favour" he had on his birthday so Daniel joins Georgia and Reece for a night but there is no sexual contact between the boys - Reece is straight. Or, until he met Daniel, he thought he was anyway. When Georgia suggests a rematch, Daniel declines unless some m/m action is on the table too - Daniel wants Reece any way he can get him and Georgia is hot and sexy so it's not a chore or anything, but to have Reece so close and naked and not touch - not gonna happen. Dilemma. To cut to the chase, Reece wants Daniel AND Georgia - can he have them? (I've shelved this as m/m romance but there is m/f/m and f/f/m action too.)

I found this book very hard to grade. On the one hand, I was truly enjoying it right up until the end - so it would have been 4 stars. But the end was too ambiguous for me - (this is hard to explain without giving away spoilers, but I don't think it's fair to give them away here, so I'll do my best) - as in most romance books, there is a conflict which keeps the main characters apart and the end should be a resolution to that conflict. Well, I didn't see a resolution to the conflict. Just a few extra pages or an epilogue may have done the trick, or just some inner monologue from Reece (the story is told from his 1st person POV) even but it wasn't there and that made the ending 1 star, maybe 1.5. If I'm lucky, Ms. Parrish will write a Christmas short or something and I'll get the resolution to the conflict (or the certainty of it at least) I crave. (note to self, check out author's website just in case.)

There were some problems with the book, it was a little light on the relationship building between Daniel and Reece and there was almost no relationship between Georgia and Daniel. But, when I was reading those things didn't bother me, I was caught up in the emotion of the story and desperate to know how it ended. Unfortunately, the ending didn't give me the closure I needed. YMMV.(less)

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Feb 11, 2011 Mandi Schreiner rated it 4 of 5 stars

Favorite Quote: “I’m Daniel Fucking Cross.”

Librarian Reece Hutton has a great time with his girlfriend Georgia. They have a very passionate life, and they also like to play. As a birthday gift, Georgia invites her best friend into the bedroom for a little threesome enjoyment. Reece loves it and loves Georgia for giving him this gift.

Reece has something, or rather someone on his mind though. He meets writer Daniel Cross at the library, and can not get this man out of his head. He has never been w...more

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Feb 16, 2011 Sophia (FV) rated it 4 of 5 stars

First Impressions: This story is told from Reece’s point of view and I’ll be honest, I thought he was a girl for at least the first chapter, maybe longer. I’m not sure what exactly finally tipped me off LOL. Once I got my head straight, I loved the chemistry and tension between Reece and Daniel right from the start. Daniel sort of buzzes with sexual energy and it came through well.

The Hero: As I said the story is told from Reece’s POV and so we get a lot of his internal dialogue and insight into...more First Impressions: This story is told from Reece’s point of view and I’ll be honest, I thought he was a girl for at least the first chapter, maybe longer. I’m not sure what exactly finally tipped me off LOL. Once I got my head straight, I loved the chemistry and tension between Reece and Daniel right from the start. Daniel sort of buzzes with sexual energy and it came through well.

The Hero: As I said the story is told from Reece’s POV and so we get a lot of his internal dialogue and insight into his feelings and insecurities. He considers himself straight but finds himself very attracted to Daniel. When his girlfriend suggests that they invite Daniel into their bedroom for a threesome Reece struggles with this on several levels but he wants it. He is in love with Georgia so he has conflicted feelings about betrayal and his attraction to Daniel.

The Other Hero: Daniel Fucking Cross. Need I say more? There is just something about a romance hero that can charm the pants off anyone he wants, man or woman and Daniel Cross is that romance hero. His is S.E.X.Y! But even though he wants Reece he never seems derogatory or negative toward Georgia. He is very open and would be happy to become part of their relationship and doesn’t want to destroy it. He comes of self assured but there is a bit of vulnerability just below the surface.

The Heroine: Georgia is in love with Reece and very open sexually. However when she invites a third into the bedroom she sees it as only play. She is not interested in sharing Reece in a relationship and wants him to make a choice one way or another. I liked that she knew what was right for her stuck to her guns. I found her a very likeable heroine.

What worked: Daniel Cross. The End. Ok, there’s more. Pretty much everything worked for me in this story. I think this is one of the sexiest love triangles I’ve read and I really enjoyed every minute of this book. The sexual tension, the emotional connection between Reece and Georgia/ Reece and Daniel, and Daniel’s heart breaking struggle to make it all work had me riveted.

What didn’t work: There’s not really anything that didn’t work that I want to point out. I really liked this book.

Final conclusion: This is the first book I’ve read by Scarlett Parrish and it won’t be my last. I enjoyed this romance and the m/f, m/m, m/f/m emotional conflict. The relationships felt very authentic and believable and I think Ms. Parrish realistically portrayed some of the emotional issues that would arise in a situation where people suddenly find their relationships and sexuality being dramatically redefined.

Favorite Quote:

“I don‟t feel awkward at all.”

“Don’t you?”

“No. I‟m Daniel Fucking Cross.”

I stopped and leaned against a shop front. “Oh. Well.” I drew in a deep breath. “Good. Good.”

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May 21, 2011 Kristy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2011

Three words: Daniel Fucking Cross

But....more about him later.

And before I get into the review of THIS book, let me mention the previous book I read by Scarlett Parrish - Long Time Coming (LOVED IT). The only thing I wasn’t happy with was the lack of an epilogue. Well - you get the epilogue in this book!! Ok, so it’s not a real epilogue, it’s just a few sentences. BUT, at least I know where Piper and Leo are headed! Swoon.....

But, back to By The Book....

It starts out with (seemingly) mild mannere...more

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Nov 28, 2011 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

I really loved this story. As an ealier reviewer stated it is erotica at its best. The author does a wonderful job portraying the character's passions and emotions. Good writing helps the reader picture the scene. It's great writing when not only can you picture it, but you can feel it. You can feel the sexual tension between the two main characters in this book, two men. You can feel their passion for each other. This is not a story about a m/m/f menage. Its a love story about a straight man an...more

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Jan 01, 2012 Coral rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: erotic, contemp-romance

I'm of two minds about this book. I liked it. I really did. There's a beautiful seduction as the main storyline that I adored and is probably one of the better ones I've read lately. At the same time the ending left me with some not so very nice feelings. Most of the time I wanted to smack some sense into Reece. Daniel and Georgia were both wonderful characters, but of course Daniel stole the show, as you know he will from the very first page.

There just seemed to be way too much angst most of th...more

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Apr 11, 2011 Elizabeth Silver rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, m-f, m-m-f, reviewed

Full disclosure: The author is a friend.

Why you should believe my review is valid anyway: I read this book without knowing the author from Eve, and thought it was one of the best books I've read in ages, and hunted her down because I wanted to know what kind of person could come up with such beautiful imagery and gorgeously flawed, human characters. They're selfish and confused and greedy and lustful... and fragile and loving and giving and surprising all at the same time. And the sex scenes are...more

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Feb 04, 2012 SaturNalia rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: _its_electric-baby_, oh_boy-baby, _now_, bye_baby_bye

The sex here is undeniably hot. I did not like the two male leads. Reese is suffering from insensitive-jerk-itis. He saw Daniel and fell into sudden lust but since he's straight that couldn't possibly be the reason for his obsession, even though he's been in bed with men before. So using his girlfriend as an excuse he arranges a menage between the 3 of them. There were 3 of them in that bed but only 2 were making love, Daniel and Reese, Georgia was just a convenient body. Daniel is afflicted wit...more

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Oct 25, 2011 Violetta Vane rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mm

I was intrigued by several negative reviews of By the Book (I'll explain why under the spoiler cut). Once I started this book, I found it an exciting, compelling and unique read.

I'll get the negatives out of the way quickly -- there aren't that many of them. This is not a book that has a rich setting. It's a world with three characters talking to each other. It's all relationship. I usually don't like that sort of story, but this book was just the right length for the bare-bones approach, and th...more I was intrigued by several negative reviews of By the Book (I'll explain why under the spoiler cut). Once I started this book, I found it an exciting, compelling and unique read.

I'll get the negatives out of the way quickly -- there aren't that many of them. This is not a book that has a rich setting. It's a world with three characters talking to each other. It's all relationship. I usually don't like that sort of story, but this book was just the right length for the bare-bones approach, and the the author pulled it off for me. Secondly, there was a bit of unnecessary repetition (e.g. I didn't need to be reminded more than one or two times that Daniel was "secure in his sexuality").

The emotional intensity of this story is awesome. The author has a wonderful command of body language, and that goes a looong way in a romance. Whether or not the characters were having sex, every move they made telegraphed something about their emotions toward each other.

The negative reviews complained that there was cheating going on: that Daniel "steals" the main character from his girlfriend. Infidelity in romance really isn't a problem for me, so I decided to give it a go. In fact, I don't think there's cheating at all: (view spoiler)

I also thought the portrayal of bisexuality was sympathetic and realistic. No, being bisexual doesn't mean threesomes will magically work themselves out. There was one part I didn't like: where Reece thought that no one would care in the modern day that he and Daniel would be together. That's one of the problems with the bare-bones setting approach -- if they were shown together in a richer setting with a fuller community I think it would be pretty obvious that that sentence was just wishful thinking on Reece's part. But like I said, it's a tiny part of the overall relationship framing, which overall was super mature and sophisticated.

I love Daniel's physical description, too. An arrogant tattooed bisexual bad boy artist-type who wears eyeliner? I think I spent most of the 90s trying to bag one of those. Did I say too much, oops.

Anyway, since By the Book falls into a genre middle ground -- part MMF, mostly M/M -- I can understand why it would get negative reviews from people who expect it to be one or the other. If you like both, though, and can approach the premise with an open mind, I highly recommend it.(less)

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Jul 06, 2011 Ni_kii rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: dreamy-men, erotica, male-male, steamy

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Reece and Georgia are a couple that could be classed as sexually adventurous. Always looking for ways to spice things up, Georgia gets Reece a threesome with her and her best mate Sarah for his birthday. This relationship seems to be any man’s fantasy. That is until Daniel Cross walks into the library where Reece works. I’m going to apologise for profanities now, but Daniel shall be known as Daniel Fucking Cross (or DFC for short) for the rest of this review. I’m sorry.... but to be honest if th...more

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Feb 09, 2011 BarkLessWagMore rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: e-book, romance

There is no denying this book is hot and Daniel F. Cross irresistible but as much as I enjoyed the sexy bits (and there are many) and the chemistry between Reece and Daniel there are other things that bothered me. I feel almost sad now that it's all over. I don't always need things tidied up in a pretty little bow but the ending to this felt unfinished and unresolved and left too much open to my admittedly glass is half empty imagination. It's a hard one to rate. It could've been a five, the wri...more

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Jun 10, 2011 Xondra Day rated it 4 of 5 stars

I liked this book because it shows what can happen when a menage goes wrong. The characters were not perfect, and neither was their situation.

Cross did annoy me at times, and I wondered why Reese was so in love with him. He didn't come across as being likeable to me.

This is a different read, and I wouldn't call it a romance. But if you are looking for something a bit outside the box, you might enjoy this one. I did.

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Jan 30, 2011 Miranda Baker added it

I'm a tension junkie and I had a great time reading this book. A whiff of taboo. Some angst. Hot guys, hot sex, open minds (well, mostly). Lots of emotion and super writing. Ms. Parrish has such a distinct voice, I want to read more of her work to see if it carries through. She hooked me!

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Mar 14, 2012 Laura *Daddy's Deviant Little Girl* rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: owned, naughty-fun, alphalicious, tattoos-piercings

I don't usually read M/M romance, and that is kind of what this ended up being. That being said, I loved the characters and their emotions radiated off the pages. A fantastic highly erotic book that I loved every minute of.

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Feb 01, 2011 Merry rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm, 2011-read

Mixed feelings about this one. I loved the Georgia character so much that I felt really bad about the Daniel/Reece part of the book. When it was all them together, fun fun fun... when not, it just hurt. Sad really.

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Oct 31, 2012 Julia rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, romance

A menage with consequences, very interesting. I never quite figured out the back and forth between Reece and Georgia (I can't cite examples without spoilers), but I really enjoyed Reece as a main character.

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Nov 10, 2011 Summer rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: f-m-f, m-f-m, m-m, menage, open-relationship, no-hea-or-hfn, college, piercings-tattoos

4.5 Stars

This is an excellent emotional story told entirely from Reese's POV on how he handles discovering he is bi. There is a lot of emotion in this book and the only way I could have thought it better would have been to put in the other two character's thoughts into the mix and add a little more to the end. I really did like this book, but I want a second to get an actual HEA. The ending is left pretty open to suspision.

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Feb 03, 2012 Caitlin Peterson rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was great! I got a little frustrated with Reece's complete inability to form complete sentences, ever, but other than that, it was really a good book. Loved DFC!!

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Apr 20, 2011 Cassandra Carr rated it 5 of 5 stars

Scarlett Parrish does it again with a scintillating tale of a man torn between the two parts of himself. This is a quick, sexy read that's going on the keeper shelf!

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Jan 02, 2013 ♡♡~Cyborg-Scifi-Lover~♡♡ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: erotica, libarian, menage, mf, mm, mm-virgin, tattoo

It was a great read i really enjoyed it.
All though i didn´t like how it ended.

And as many others :

Favorite Quote: “I’m Daniel Fucking Cross.”

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Oct 17, 2012 Colette rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: countdown-challenge, m-m-f

Loved this book, great start, hot sex, romance, emotions everything you could ask for. Plus Danial Cross!

Highly recommend

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Jan 01, 2013 Peyrac rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: did-not-finish, bisexuality, menage

I didn't understand why Georgia would put up with two such idiotic blokes. Completely unlikeable MCs.

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May 16, 2011 Daisy Harris rated it 4 of 5 stars

An unforgettable menage story! Great character, hot smexxing, real emotion. Worth the read, for sure!

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Jul 02, 2011 Angela the Fair ~Lusty Lace~ marked it as to-read

Aiiiii don't know about this....
but it's up for BUDDY read!!!!!!! with RHONDA.

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Jan 24, 2011 Lia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

Daniel Cross is one of my favorite characters of all time.

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Apr 27, 2011 Marcela (BookaholicCat) rated it 4 of 5 stars

I love Daniel Fucking Cross! Wow just wow!

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