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Unabridged: A steamy, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy
Unabridged: A steamy, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy
Unabridged: A steamy, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy
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Unabridged: A steamy, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy

Written by Melinda De Ross

Narrated by Mary Leckie and Jon Adams

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Whoever thought Cinderella had it easy didn’t stick around for the alternate ending…

Everyone believed I was an idiot to leave Blade Spencer—rich, handsome, and head-over-heels in love with me. But I did it for his own good, determined to take the secret to my grave.

I moved to Seattle, pursued my career as a journalist at Unabridged magazine, and almost convinced myself I didn’t need a man. I had enough virtual admirers, and my email was jam-packed with marriage proposals and X-rated pictures—not to mention hysterically funny letters from a clever fan.

Imagine my surprise when I show up at work, and Blade is my new boss. Did I mention he has no idea why I left him and thinks I’m a cold-hearted bitch?

Just as I decide to prove him wrong, I discover Blade’s life has changed in ways I never imagined. Having to work with him is the least of our problems…

LanguageEnglish
PublisherMelinda De Ross Books Audio
Release dateMar 26, 2020
ISBN9781094288765
Unabridged: A steamy, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy
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Melinda De Ross

Melinda De Ross is a USA Today bestselling author of multi-genre fiction novels. A prolific writer, she weaves humorous romance and tension-filled thrillers with the same enthusiasm. While she's a law graduate and professional target shooter, she prefers to spend her days spinning tales for her readers. In her downtime, she'd rather read or watch a classic movie than go to a noisy club. She loves to hear from readers, so if you have a question or want to learn more about her books, visit her website: MelindaDeRoss.com

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