Resultados para "A Career Carol" en Romántica

Claire Morgan, una autora desconocida y que eligió permanecer en el más absoluto anonimato, publicó en 1952 una novela, El precio de la sal, notablemente audaz para la época. Los críticos trataron el libro con una mezcla de desconcierto y respeto, pero el éxito de público fue inmediato, y se vendieron más de un millón de ejemplares de la edición de bolsillo. La novela no volvió a editarse, y ahora reaparece con el título Carol, que originalmente le había dado su autora, y firmada por ésta con su verdadero nombre.

I have exactly 5 hours and 10 minutes to get from Boston to New York City or the professional opportunity of a lifetime disappears. My only travel option? The second to last seat on a discount bus. Across from the bathroom. Wearing last night’s clothes (don’t ask). All worth it if I can make it in time.

Rafe, the middle Johnson brother, has been trying to convince Layla that he is the man for her and her two children. Layla adores Rafe, but she can't give her heart without giving up her painful secrets. When a man who knows most things about women realizes he doesn’t know anything at all about the woman he loves, there is nothing left to do but start over. Only this time, he will do it right.

This is awkward. I'm awkward. He is really awkward. Still, we do awkward well. A second chance at a romance isn't something I expected to find on this trip to the Big Apple, but I wasn't going to walk away from it now that I found it, either. This is a contemporary erotic romance with explicit content. Light BDSM elements, first-person POV. It's going to make you think, it's going to make you laugh, and it may make you cry - but only because it is a well-won happily ever after.