Turning the Good Girl Bad
Oct 2014 · Sold by Harlequin
4.7star
3 reviews
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About this ebook
How bad can this good girl be?
Personal assistant Catherine North is twin-set-and-pearls perfect. Her hair is tightly coiled and so is her sex life—it's safer that way. Her only release comes from the steamy romance novel she secretly pens featuring her too-hot-to-handle boss, Max Rutherford. After all, a girl has to channel those fantasies into something productive…!
But when Max finds the steamy book he sees his perfect PA in a whole new light. Now he wants to know just how bad his good girl can be…and he's going to enjoy every minute of finding out!
Personal assistant Catherine North is twin-set-and-pearls perfect. Her hair is tightly coiled and so is her sex life—it's safer that way. Her only release comes from the steamy romance novel she secretly pens featuring her too-hot-to-handle boss, Max Rutherford. After all, a girl has to channel those fantasies into something productive…!
But when Max finds the steamy book he sees his perfect PA in a whole new light. Now he wants to know just how bad his good girl can be…and he's going to enjoy every minute of finding out!
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4.7
3 reviews
About the author
Avril Tremayne became a writer via careers in shoe-selling, nursing, teaching and public relations.Along the way, she studied acting, singing, pottery, oil painting, millinery, German and Arabic (among other things).A committed urbanite, her favourite stories are fast-paced contemporary city stories told with sass and humour.Married with one daughter, Avril lives in Sydney, Australia.When not writing or reading, she’s thinking about food, wine and shoes.
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