Her Master's Voice

Jacqueline George

2013년 8월 · DoctorZed Publishing

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When Sherry is left alone in Singapore, what sort of trouble will she get into? While her husband Tim works on the oil rigs of Borneo, Sherry is left alone in Singapore. She fills in her time by studying yoga with a guru who has very definite ideas about what makes a woman. She will have to learn to be sexy all over again, and her friend Ranji soon has her playing magic flutes all over town. But what will Tim do when he finds out what she has been doing? Will he send her away, or train her to be the wife he wants? Reviews "Tim and Sherry are a married couple from England who have lost that spark in their love lives. Sherry insists on single beds between the two. Tim spends his time away on oil rigs while Sherry stays behind. Then Sherry meets a Yoga Guru who has his own idea of what a woman should look like and how she should act. When Tim returns home and realizes that Sherry has been spending her time with other men, he kidnaps her and holds her as his prisoner on an island. There he will begin to teach her how his wife will be. Jacqueline George has a great way of writing a novel.. It's like being lost in a movie, you can actually feel yourself in the jungle, on the beach, in England, in Asia, Jacqueline is great at detail. I recommend you have a vivid imagination and you don't blush too easily to read this story. It's one written to not only turn the characters on, but the readers as well. The love scenes have such detail and passion behind every word. I was impressed with this book and I'm sure you will be too. If you are a Jacqueline George fan you will really love this book, if not then it's a perfect book to start with!" - Long Plum Whipped Cream Reviews

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Jacqueline lives in Far North Queensland, on the shore of the Coral Sea. She keeps herself busy with her cats and garden, and by writing books - some of which are far too naughty for her own good. You can find out more about Jacqueline and her books at www.jacquelinegeorgewriter.com