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    Nemesis (A Kick-Ass Girls Club novel)

    By NL "Jinxie" Gervasio

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    Prince Charming was a putz.

    Prince Charming number two was even worse.

    After the last prince ran off without any notice, breaking her heart and their engagement along the way, Nemesis Mussolini swore off men and passed the time kicking ass and slinging drinks, something her mafia father would never approve of. But, when her boss Clancy ups his flirtations, it's difficult to remember she's not interested, especially when he gets that delicious evil glint in his eye that has her melting. Just when Nemy starts to think all men might not be bad, she hears whispers about Clancy's less than legal past, and wants to run like hell from the idea that he could be just like her father.

    Great ... Prince Charming number three may possibly be on FBI's Most Wanted.

    While Nemy and Clancy tumble down the romance road, hitting potholes every step of the way, Nemy discovers how much of her heart already belongs to Clancy, and how much of a Don's daughter she really is. But she must learn to trust again. Can Nemy surrender in time to get her happily ever after, or is she hell-bent on letting her past keep her from the one man who could be her true Prince Charming?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJust Ink Press
    Release dateSep 9, 2012
    ISBN9780988272101
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    Nemesis (A Kick-Ass Girls Club novel)
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    NL "Jinxie" Gervasio

    N.L. "Jinxie" Gervasio was born on Friday the thirteenth. Her dad wanted to call her Jinx. Her mom said no. It took thirty-four years for her to discover the nickname, and she’s grown quite attached to it. She lives in Tempe, AZ with Umi (her mother) and Moon (her Alaskan malamute). She enjoys riding her beach cruiser “The Betty” around downtown Tempe, loves a good pub crawl, and has had the pleasure and the heartache of experiencing a love far greater than she could have ever imagined. She welcomes you to her world.

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    • 4/5
      This book is written in first person. There is no mystery as to how Nemesis thinks and feels about things. I like the fast paced bluntness. It adds punch to the tough girl image. I started this book and then somewhere in the third chapter had to put on my longest earrings, highest shoes, grab my husband’s arm, and go dance at the local hangout. It made me hungry to feel life!

      The female freedom is sexy. Gervasio does a good job of showing sexual freedom and personal vulnerability. I wouldn’t call this book erotica, but it is all adult.

      These ladies don’t collect lechers, don’t go to bed early, and don’t suffer fools and bimbos. Dance their tune or get out of their way! Maybe in the next book, we’ll see the dead body of some raping, brutal, jerk float down the river. I’ll be cheering!