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“Is this all based on personal experience?” he asked, tapping the book.
She reached across the table and put the book back in her purse. She sighed. “Some of it is loosely based on personal experience.” She took a long drink. “Some of it is based on stories that my friends have shared. Some of it is just…pure imagination. That’s the fun of being an author.”
― Going The Distance
She reached across the table and put the book back in her purse. She sighed. “Some of it is loosely based on personal experience.” She took a long drink. “Some of it is based on stories that my friends have shared. Some of it is just…pure imagination. That’s the fun of being an author.”
― Going The Distance
“You call it shame and regret. I call it research and development.”
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“He was shaving when she stepped out of the shower. She ran a towel over her hair and body. She was generously applying lotion to her body as he splashed water on his face. “Fuck, you’ve got nice tits.”
She watched his reflection in the mirror. His eyes were focused on her chest. His dick was hard. Very hard. “Do you want to fuck them?”
He exhaled as he leaned against the vanity, lifting his eyes to meet hers. “Well, I do now.”
― Going The Distance
She watched his reflection in the mirror. His eyes were focused on her chest. His dick was hard. Very hard. “Do you want to fuck them?”
He exhaled as he leaned against the vanity, lifting his eyes to meet hers. “Well, I do now.”
― Going The Distance
“In addition to the romance, this story explores several interesting subjects.
Politics, fashion, and questions of personal fulfillment lend the manuscript a complexity that feels very true to life. This situates Kate as an interesting, admirable, and very classy heroine—a woman who knows how to run a city and also how to rock a pair of Jimmy Choos.”
~Siren Bookstrand Editor”
― Passion, Power, and Privilege
Politics, fashion, and questions of personal fulfillment lend the manuscript a complexity that feels very true to life. This situates Kate as an interesting, admirable, and very classy heroine—a woman who knows how to run a city and also how to rock a pair of Jimmy Choos.”
~Siren Bookstrand Editor”
― Passion, Power, and Privilege
“That kiss that leaves you achy, trembling, and full of want.”
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“You call it share and regret.
I call it research and development.”
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I call it research and development.”
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