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    Judging a Book

    By L. M. Reed

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    Ricky Hunter likes his life with as few complications as possible. To him, women are way too much work with very little benefit, but when Mary Smith stumbles into his life he can’t seem to stay away from her.

    Ricky has no idea what’s in store for him.

    For Mary has a secret...in fact, Mary has a lot of secrets...deadly secrets...and Ricky finds himself thrust into the middle of a dangerous situation where lines are drawn and he must decide between his friends and the woman he wants.

    And what if—no matter what he chooses—it ends in disaster for everyone concerned?

    Judging a Book is Book 9 in the Dear Diary...Series.

    Bonus Feature: The Wedding

    The Dear Diary...Series is available on most e-book platforms.
    Check out all the books in the Dear Diary...Series by L. M. Reed

    The Eyes Have It
    Dear Diary...
    Finding Mrs. Wright
    For Richard or Poorer
    One Knight Stand
    Take Your Mark
    Keeping Count
    Christmas Spy
    Judging a Book

    Check out Chrystal Bahl’s spin-off series
    Frozen Dawn: The Prequel
    Bloodlines

    And coming soon...
    Blood Ties

    Also, check out the Agent Jack Knight spin-off series...
    Agent Jack Knight: The Beginning
    Agent Jack Knight: China

    And coming soon...
    Agent Jack Knight: Russia

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherL. M. Reed
    Release dateJun 4, 2013
    ISBN9781301556571
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