Every Other Weekend edition by Tia Winston Literature Fiction eBooks
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When the kids are away, recently divorced Quinn desperately wants to play with something other than her closet full of sex toys. Especially after bumping into her kids smoking hot principal, Mason.
Sick of life as an ostracized hermit, Quinn seeks out a divorce support group with the hope of making new friends and discovers that they're offering a lot more than coffee and advice. A few drinks too many and the extra courage she gains from her mask leads to an explosive night of sex with a man she's almost certain was Mason, but the morning after she realizes she never told him who she really was.
Every Other Weekend edition by Tia Winston Literature Fiction eBooks
I am usually not a fan of stories written in the first person. It requires a higher level of skill than most writers can master. But this author does it very well. I loved the idea of a story of a divorced woman written from her point of view, which was laced with lots of wicked humor, mostly aimed at herself. There were a few grammatical errors and words left out, so a thorough editing job would have helped. I was also disappointed that the story had no ending, but simply led into the sequel. But the price was right and it was entertaining. I'm sure she has us all wishing we could find this club.Product details
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Every Other Weekend edition by Tia Winston Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews
Loved, loved, loved this story. If you can laugh at life and sex and still get hot, then you have a winner. Really hope there is a follow up of this one. I really want to read about Quinn and Mason getting together. At least I hope it was him she was with. You want regret reading this one. Get a cold drink and have an enjoyable afternoon with this one.
It was good. I like to read about new things. This was kind of different something that I would like to read more about.
I will definately read the next book. Ive just recently started reading these types of books but if definatly seems this author knows how to catch your attention right from the first page!!! Keep up the great work!
I really liked this story! Hot, sexy, and left me wanting to find out what happens next! I love the fact she is friends with her ex and the chemistry with the Principal is hot! Great Read!
If you're looking for something quick and steamy, this is it. Very short and very sexy, a great quickie. Enjoyed it!
Quinn a divorced woman with children having to find a way to soothe her high libido when the "toys" cease to give her the release she is seeking. Enjoyed this little gem right up to the end. Any divorced woman with children can relate to Quinn, having to maintain that "mother-ly" image and still find ways to put out the sexual flame. Quinn's big sister & ex-hubby were a hoot. Enjoyed the playful & hot dialogue between Quinn & Mason during the heated passion. Cannot wait for the next installment with these two characters.
This book was easy to get into, and it had a twist at the end that raised my curiosity about the next book. I don't know if this is one I will continue with, but the chances are good. Only time will tell.
I am usually not a fan of stories written in the first person. It requires a higher level of skill than most writers can master. But this author does it very well. I loved the idea of a story of a divorced woman written from her point of view, which was laced with lots of wicked humor, mostly aimed at herself. There were a few grammatical errors and words left out, so a thorough editing job would have helped. I was also disappointed that the story had no ending, but simply led into the sequel. But the price was right and it was entertaining. I'm sure she has us all wishing we could find this club.
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