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Mr (Almost) right
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The clock is ticking. She’s on the hunt. He doesn’t want to be caught. Finding the right guy isn’t easy for anyone and Ella is no exception. After three years wasted in a loveless relationship, Ella decides to take control of her life again, so she cleans house and starts hunting for Mr. Right or Mr. Almost Right.
The clock is ticking. She’s on the hunt. He doesn’t want to be caught.
Finding the right guy isn’t easy for anyone and Ella is no exception. After three years wasted in a loveless relationship, Ella decides to take control of her life again, so she cleans house and starts hunting for Mr. Right or Mr. Almost Right. Ella hits the bars excited to find someone to settle down with, only to find out that romance and happily-ever-after aren’t on the menu. Mark’s only looking to score. Will Ella turn Mark into Mr. Almost Right or will Mark run for the hills when he gets wind of her intentions? Mr. (Almost) Right is a contemporary romance featuring a strong woman able to turn her life around. If you like romance and a bit of laugh, then this is the book for you. Buy this contemporary romance filled with sensuous heat today!
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