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Working For Jeremy
When Shirley moves to London to work in an up-market employment agency, she finds there is move to her boss than she suspects.
Under the careful eye of her friend Marilyn, she begins to learn exactly what Jeremy wants from her, and how to keep him very, very happy.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Jacqueline George lives in Cooktown, Far North Queensland. She enjoys the relaxed lifestyle and finds plenty of time to write books, some of which are far too naughty for her own good. She is a member of the Red Lipstick Journals.
Under the careful eye of her friend Marilyn, she begins to learn exactly what Jeremy wants from her, and how to keep him very, very happy.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Jacqueline George lives in Cooktown, Far North Queensland. She enjoys the relaxed lifestyle and finds plenty of time to write books, some of which are far too naughty for her own good. She is a member of the Red Lipstick Journals.
34 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 15, 2011
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Jacqueline George
50 books19 followersJacqueline lives in the far north of Queensland, Australia, on the shores of the Coral Sea. She has a house built for the tropical climate - on tall stilts and with walls that open to let the breeze blow through.
She lives with her husband who is easily managed, and her marmalade cat Rudy who definitely isn't.
Jacqueline writes romantic stories because she is an unrepentant romantic at heart. But she also loves travelling to interesting places and meeting new people, and they find a place in her stories too.
When she is not writing, she is kept busy by her garden which is still maturing. Right now her coconut trees look young and scrappy, but come back in five years and they will be towering over the house.
And what could be more romantic than a coconut palm?
She lives with her husband who is easily managed, and her marmalade cat Rudy who definitely isn't.
Jacqueline writes romantic stories because she is an unrepentant romantic at heart. But she also loves travelling to interesting places and meeting new people, and they find a place in her stories too.
When she is not writing, she is kept busy by her garden which is still maturing. Right now her coconut trees look young and scrappy, but come back in five years and they will be towering over the house.
And what could be more romantic than a coconut palm?
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