She Ain't The One
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| Rating | : | 4.66 (681 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0758207212 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 218 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-06-26 |
| Language | : | English |
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(Oct.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. Jay reunites with Tracy, and a scorned Ashlee plots sweet, crazy revenge. The book, were it not hobbled by pedestrian prose ("Expectations were the detour to the demise of my happiness") and a phoned-in portrayal of pathological behavior, could be reminiscent of Fatal Attraction. From Publishers Weekly Bestselling authors Weber and Morrison team up in an experiment that brings together "two of their favorite characters." Texas psycho-hottie Ashlee Anderson flies to D.C. A sequel is hinted. Jay beds Ashlee, who afterwards flies back to Dallas, stops taking her antidepressants and begins to unravel. . All rights reserved. to "spend some time alone" after a nasty breakup, but when she meets Jay Crawford at a club, she's smit
But Jay's not so nice, and a one-night stand turns into months of hot love-making.. When he approaches her in a club, she almost thinks he's too nice to have to pay the price for the last man who mistreated her. After a rocky marriage, Jay Crawford is ready for a new challenge, and finds one in the form of Ashlee Anderson. Almost
"Too real." according to Bernice. Watch the grammar and spelling on this great work of art. Clear depiction of some sick women! Beware men. Think with the right head! Women get some mentoring!. Not quite feeling it I loved both characters (Ray and Ashlee) from their respective story lines. Mary Morrison and Carl Weber are both so talented, but their style of writing is very different. While Mary's books border on erotica, Carl's focus has always been the celebration of friends and familyboth of which I respect. The combination of the two styles did not work for me. The only think I did get a kick out of was . Fatal attraction for a new generation K. Hinton Jay Crawford is newly-divorced, very successful, and on the prowl for a lady from his past. He recently moved to the D.C. area in an attempt to find his former girlfriend who he knows lives in the area. In the meantime, he hangs out in clubs and tries to find a woman who will help him make a new start. When he sees a beautiful young lady sitting in the corner of the VIP room turning down every man