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Trade Babes Turned Bad
(Men in Love and at War #7)
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Two things are still plaguing Berkeley—the unexplained and strange disappearance of Leonard, and the possible outcome of Mohammed’s retrial for a manslaughter charge. They say bad things always come in threes, and in Berkeley’s case that belief is no exception. When Berkeley gets a call from one of his best friends from London, Paul, his dose of bad karma is completed when
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He's back! Berkeley, the sexy, loveable main character from the Men in Love and at War Series, is reunited with us once again and is set upon enticing us to join him on another grand adventure in true Berkeley style!
In this book the author, with delightfully entertaining results, mixes things up a bit. Berkeley, who we know attracts drama and all related hijinks like a magnet, is ready for a bit of peace and quiet... but, apparently, his friends did not receive the memo! The story opens with him ...more
In this book the author, with delightfully entertaining results, mixes things up a bit. Berkeley, who we know attracts drama and all related hijinks like a magnet, is ready for a bit of peace and quiet... but, apparently, his friends did not receive the memo! The story opens with him ...more
Another exciting instalment in Berkeley’s life.....
Once again, LJ Collins has given us a book packed with drama, tragedy and sadness, which is nicely and cleverly compensated with hilarious humour, love and a happy ending. How he does it is beyond me, but LJ Collins manages to take you on a roller coaster ride of emotions. One minute the inner depths of your heart and soul are brought to life, and then you’re riding the crest of a wave, smiling, laughing and even crying with relief, and joy. FAB ...more
Once again, LJ Collins has given us a book packed with drama, tragedy and sadness, which is nicely and cleverly compensated with hilarious humour, love and a happy ending. How he does it is beyond me, but LJ Collins manages to take you on a roller coaster ride of emotions. One minute the inner depths of your heart and soul are brought to life, and then you’re riding the crest of a wave, smiling, laughing and even crying with relief, and joy. FAB ...more
Another good story for Berkeley's adventures I really enjoyed reading story. One thought was I found it was a tiny bit repetitive but maybe cause of Berkeley's personality. In London with the girls was great with him and all joking around together, but there are scenes of drug use for readers.
Berkeley life is was set of trials and danger. Presently he was helping Mohammed (his gardener) with his charges of manslaughter. That along with past ghosts namely Tim, Berkeley was having a ball..(NOT)..l ...more
Berkeley life is was set of trials and danger. Presently he was helping Mohammed (his gardener) with his charges of manslaughter. That along with past ghosts namely Tim, Berkeley was having a ball..(NOT)..l ...more
this was really interesting and i enjoyed the characters. the story is well written and i am enjoying this series.
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Born and raised in London, Lee worked as a successful senior management consultant before moving to Tenerife to pursue a more fulfilling life and to focus on his writing.
For Lee, the writing process is all about when the mind and the fingers connect. He plans stories in his head, but when the fingers take over, something else comes out...but invariably, he is happy that he let his fingers do the t ...more
For Lee, the writing process is all about when the mind and the fingers connect. He plans stories in his head, but when the fingers take over, something else comes out...but invariably, he is happy that he let his fingers do the t ...more
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