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    Any Way You Slice It

    By Monique McDonell

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    Piper Adams has one month to find a husband, and get a green card, or be kicked out of the country
    just when her chain of Aussie Pie trucks is about to start making some serious money.

    Aaron is an ambitious lawyer keen to make partner but his Boston law firm only promotes lawyers
    who are married.

    A marriage of convenience could solve both their problems if they keep it strictly business but
    convincing everyone else that this is true love while trying to convince themselves that it isn’t is a
    sure recipe for trouble. All the kissing and touching to prove that this is a true love sets the heat
    rising faster than the pies in Piper’s kitchen.

    While Aaron is happy to be friends with benefits, Piper knows better than to mix business with
    pleasure, despite the undeniable chemistry. Getting married to save her business is one thing, but
    falling in love would mean risking her heart. Any way you slice it she’s getting more than she
    bargained for.

    A little bit like a cross between Grease and The Proposal, Any Way You Slice It is sure to captivate
    readers who love romantic comedy and chicklit.

    This is the first book in The Upper Crust Series

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMonique McDonell
    Release dateAug 21, 2014
    ISBN9781310266195
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    Any Way You Slice It
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    Monique McDonell

    About the author – Monique McDonell I am an Australian author who writes contemporary women's fiction including chick lit and romance. I live on Sydney's Northern Beaches with my husband and daughter, and despite my dog phobia, with a dog called Skip. I have written all my life especially as a child when I loved to write short stories and poetry. At University I studied Creative Writing as part of my Communication degree. Afterwards I was busy working in public relations I didn't write for pleasure for quite a few years although I wrote many media releases, brochures and newsletters. (And I still do in my day-job!) When I began to write again I noticed a trend - writing dark unhappy stories made me unhappy. So I made a decision to write a novel with a happy ending and I have been writing happy stories ever since. I have been a member of the writing group The Writer’s Dozen for eight years. Our anthology Better Than Chocolate raised over $10,000 for the charity Room to Read and helped build a library in South East Asia. I am also a member of the Romance Writers of Australia.

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