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    The Billionaire Muse: The Young Billionaires, #3

    By Emma Lea

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    When a mysterious woman moves in next-door to Mason, he's intrigued and even tempted to abandon his solitary life, but could there be something more sinister going on with the woman who fills his late-night fantasies?

     

    Mason Pressfield liked his quiet, solitary, ordered life.  So why was his new neighbour getting under his skin? And what the hell were those strange noises coming from her apartment in the middle of the night?

     

    Abby Sutherland liked her anonymity, and a quiet, unobtrusive neighbour was exactly what she needed. She had a secret and the last thing she needed was a nosy neighbour butting in and trying to find all the skeletons in her closet.

     

    This is a standalone sexy billionaire romance - no cliff-hanger!

    *This book is set in Australia and uses Australian/UK English

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEmma Lea
    Release dateApr 14, 2017
    ISBN9781540133489
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    The Billionaire Muse: The Young Billionaires, #3
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    Emma Lea

    I am a business owner, artist, cook, mother and wife.  I live on the beautiful Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia with my wonderful husband, two beautiful sons, a dog and a cat (both of which are female because, hey, we needed to balance all that testosterone!) I am a ferocious reader with eclectic tastes and have always wanted to write, but  never had the opportunity due to one reason or another (excuses, really) until finally taking the bullet between my teeth in 2014 and just making myself do it. I love to write stories with heart and a message and believe in strong female characters who do not necessarily have to be aggressive to show their strength.

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    • 5/5
      Oh my!!! HOT HOT HOT!!! Third in the series and my favorite so far.
    • 4/5
      These novels have a terrible editor. So many minute errors, that ruin a sentence, paragraph or emotion trying to be evoked.
    • 5/5
      This is the best book so far in this series!
    • 4/5
      It has a Fifty Shades vibe to it. This is a good read. I like Abby's character. She is so weird but her quirks actually speaks volumes. I love her. I felt that the story could have been much longer because there are subplots which could have been emphasised and make the story much more interesting and not just limited to their personal struggles and sexual preferences. There is so much potential for this book it's just that I felt that this was written in a rush to finish when it could have been longer and much more interesting.