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    Getting It Right!
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    Getting It Right!
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    Getting It Right!

    By Rhonda Nelson

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    YOU KNOW YOU'RE A CHICK IN CHARGE WHEN...

    You know what you want!

    April Wilson has never been so frustrated in her life--literally! For the past year and a half she hasn't been able to climax during sex, and she's getting desperate. At this point, she's willing to do anything to experience The Big "O" again. Anything!

    You know how to get it!

    Photographer Ben Hayes is just the man April needs. From all accounts, April's first love is now a legend in the bedroom, a true artist in all the right ways. If anybody can fix her, April knows Ben can.

    You keep it as long as you want!

    It was supposed to be simple. After a short, mutually satisfying fling, April planned to walk away, cured. Only, walking away isn't so easy. Especially since sex with Ben turns out to be so much more than just playing doctor....

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Blaze
    Release dateMar 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426857522
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    Getting It Right!
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    Rhonda Nelson

    A New York Times best-selling author, two-time RITA nominee, Romantic Times Reviewers Choice nominee, and National Readers’ Choice Award Winner Rhonda Nelson writes hot romantic comedy for Blaze. She’s thrilled with her career and enjoys dreaming up her characters and manipulating the worlds they live in.Rhonda loves to hear from her readers, so be sure to check her out at www.readRhondaNelson.com, follow her on Twitter @RhondaRNelson and like her on Facebook.

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    • 3/5
      Healing through sex - again? not sure whether I enjoy that. The sory is set in a continuity, an this is my first read into it. Which means I don't connect much with the back story of the now secondary characters. I loved the visuals in this book, very nicely drawn. It was okay, overall.