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The Good Girls of Washington #3
The Immaculate Deception
After her SUV meets the business end of a deer, Oh-Donna is pulled into an exciting dreamland far away from her peon job and selfish siblings--where mystery, murder and romance take over. Her debonair angel takes her time traveling through the sordid pasts of her Secret Service Agent mother and her genius medical researcher father--who was obsessed with Marilyn Monroe. Oh-Donna discovers she is the first baby born from an ovarian transplant. She must sleuth out the dark secrets of her D.N.A. and close an unsolved murder.
A stand-alone book in The Good Girls of Washington series: Hundred Dollar Bill, Thousand Dollar Pharaoh, The Immaculate Deception and The Master Manipulator.
The Immaculate Deception won a Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Award for Best Small Press Paranormal Romance.
A stand-alone book in The Good Girls of Washington series: Hundred Dollar Bill, Thousand Dollar Pharaoh, The Immaculate Deception and The Master Manipulator.
The Immaculate Deception won a Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Award for Best Small Press Paranormal Romance.
374 pages, Paperback
First published March 28, 2011
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February 21, 2016
The main feature of this book for me was how beautifuly written it is.
Unfortunately the storyline did not hook me in, so reading this work was a chore.
Mingling the present with the past is always going to be a challenge.
The stories attempt at humor I found exasperating, just the writers strength of dictation get's it over the line.
:( PJ Fellow author :(
Unfortunately the storyline did not hook me in, so reading this work was a chore.
Mingling the present with the past is always going to be a challenge.
The stories attempt at humor I found exasperating, just the writers strength of dictation get's it over the line.
:( PJ Fellow author :(
October 6, 2013
I did this. I did that. I remembered this. I wondered that.
Stories in first person dont bother me, but this one read too much like a diary. Just couldnt hold my interest that way.
Stories in first person dont bother me, but this one read too much like a diary. Just couldnt hold my interest that way.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews