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    A Naughty Noelle (The 19th Precinct, Book 2)

    By Ann Bruce

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    THE 19th PRECINCT, BOOK 2

    Two days to Christmas and Noelle Mason is in danger of becoming a New York City statistic when a walking cliché—tall, dark and unshaven—rushes in to rescue her. Thus, when he literally and painfully bumps into her just hours later, bleeding and with bad men chasing after him, she decides to return the favor.

    His cover blown by someone on the inside, Sergio Ramirez knows hospitals, the station house and even his home are off limits to him. As should be the woman determined to help him, but it's snowing and cold outside, and Noelle's so very willing to share her body heat and work with him to generate even more.

    Then the bad men catch up with him—and this time they have guns.

    WARNING: Contains graphic language and explicit sex scenes (M/F, anal sex).

    LENGTH: Novelette (14,000 words)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnn Bruce
    Release dateNov 6, 2011
    ISBN9781465775696
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    A Naughty Noelle (The 19th Precinct, Book 2)
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    Ann Bruce

    Ann Bruce is the pseudonym for a self-professed computer geek who, in between snowboarding, reading comic books, and wearing out the buttons of her PS3 controller, writes because it's an acceptable means of explaining all the voices in her head. You can find Ann at her website, www.annbruce.net.

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    • 3/5
      I actually give it 3.5.

      This story was between Noelle and Sergio was fast paced and very exciting but the the very end seemed to fall just a bit flat. i think I would have like a bit more explanation of how the sting all wrapped up and/or maybe a glimpse of what will come next for this pair.