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Reader Question… Solved! The book about the girl that dates an older married man and everyone thinks she’s his “assistant”…

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Tania needs our help! And OMG, the heroine in this book is getting herself in all sorts of forbidden trouble left and right… YIKES!! And now… I too, HAVE TO KNOW which one this is!!!!

*gasp*!!!

She asks:

Hi Maryse,

Need help finding a series I read a couple of years ago.

It’s about a girl who starts seeing a married older man after her best friend starts dating and eventually marries the guy she likes. I think she may have set them up because she didn’t want to fall in love. At one point she goes on a weekend trip with her “boyfriend” and his family pretending to be his assistant. read more

Roya Carmen – The Rule Breakers Series Reading Order

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SUPER-SEXY STEAMY & jealousy-inducing and sorta… forbidden. 😉 ‘Cause it’s about two couples that accidentally meet at a restaurant, hit it off, and… decide to… “swap”. And not just once, and not all together. Actual separate, occasional… recouple-ing. Tee hee!

The ground rules are supposed to keep it from getting messy (you know, no jealousy, no falling in love, and no speaking about what goes on behind closed doors), but you know how that goes. (btw: Here’s my review) read more

Book Review – F*ck Love by Tarryn Fisher

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F*ck Love
Gorgeous cover, kick-butt title, provocative synopsis and favorite author = instant read for me! Tarryn Fisher is always at the top of my reading list with each new release, because I’m ALWAYS in the mood for her brand of story-telling. You never know where she’s going with it, and I love that kind of anticipation. While giving us all of the thrills and heartache we love, there is nothing predictable about her books.

Love stories gone wrong, villains that you love to hate (and hate to love, because… you know… reasons 😉 ), vigilantes with a side of psycho, her stories run the gamut between psych-thrillers and anti-romance, and I love every single one! Anti-romance? And that’s a good thing? Yes, because they are love stories that can test (and even defy) social propriety, lending them that sense of realism that can make some hardcore romance-book lovers cringe, but that always makes it unforgettable! Unconventional romance!! 😀 read more

Reader Question… Answered! – The book about two married couples who decide to switch and start dating the other couple.

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*wheeeeeee!!* I answered another one!! YAY ME!

But… I thought I’d post it anything since this book was AWESOME, and book #2 is coming out in just a few days, and I even have a cool sneak peek for those that missed it the first time around (below)!

Kate asks:

“Maryse, I was hoping you could help me figure out the title of a book.

It is about two married couples who decide to switch and start dating the other couple. They meet initially at a restaurant and decide to all have dinner together. The wife falls in love with the man she is having an affair with. read more

M. Mabie – The Wake Series Reading Order

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<— I’m hearing this is a What to Read After Arsen ALERT! At least that’s what some of our fellow readers are saying (and book #3 was JUST released)!

Jamie: Bait by M. Mabie definitely needs to be added to this list.

Vivian: You NEED to add The Wake Series by Mo Mabie. YOU WILL LOVE THIS SERIES!

Jen: loved it!!

Claudia: Maryseeee!! You MUST read Bait!! Drove me insane, so much angst, I don’t know who I want to smack first him or her :( … pleaseeeee read this book! You will love it :) ) read more

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