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published
May 13th 2008
by Bold Strokes Books
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Paperback, 288 pages
isbn
1602820147
(isbn13: 9781602820142)
description
Can you fall in love in thirteen hours?
It's her birthday but lonely workaholic Dana Watts is at the office late, drafting a proposal. The very last ...more
It's her birthday but lonely workaholic Dana Watts is at the office late, drafting a proposal. The very last ...more
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This was quite a fun read – fast paced, funny and more than a little steamy. I read the book in about four hours and I must admit that by the end, I was sort of glossing over the sex, but I couldn’t put it down until the last page was turned. With a novel that starts with an uptight IT project manager and a stripper getting stuck in an elevator for thirteen hours ... you have to expect a bit of sex. O’Brien managed to keep the characters talking for the first third of the book, but on...more
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Read in June, 2008
Now, isn't it funny how perception changes expectation?
Meghan O'Brien's latest novel is billed as an "erotic romance", which I didn't see until I opened the envelope it was shipped in. Within a millisecond, my expectations of plot went down to zero.
Imagine my surprise when there was one, and well-plotted characters to boot?!?
It's the story of two women, one a workaholic, one introduced as a stripper, who meet when the stripper is sent to the workahol...more
Meghan O'Brien's latest novel is billed as an "erotic romance", which I didn't see until I opened the envelope it was shipped in. Within a millisecond, my expectations of plot went down to zero.
Imagine my surprise when there was one, and well-plotted characters to boot?!?
It's the story of two women, one a workaholic, one introduced as a stripper, who meet when the stripper is sent to the workahol...more
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This was quite a fun read – fast paced, funny and more than a little steamy. I read the book in about four hours and I must admit that by the end, I was sort of glossing over the sex, but I couldn’t put it down until the last page was turned. With a novel that starts with an uptight IT project manager and a stripper getting stuck in an elevator for thirteen hours ... you have to expect a bit of sex. O’Brien managed to keep the characters talking for the first third of the book, but on...more
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