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Friends with Full Benefits

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Friends with Full Benefits

By: Luke Young
Narrated by: Summer Morton
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Summary

For best-selling romance novelist Jillian Grayson, writer's block is a thing of the past now that her clandestine relationship with her son's best friend, Brian Nash, has lifted her out of a postdivorce funk. The prospect of breaking the news to her son seems daunting, but it's nothing compared to the nightmare of meeting Brian's superstrict, off-the-wall, disapproving parents. After Jillian, Brian, and his younger brother, Jim, learn an eye-opening secret about the Nash parents they all go scurrying back to Miami, where Jillian's best friend, Victoria, finds Brian sexy but his innocent college senior brother to be just what the doctor ordered. But when Jim comes on a little too seriously, will Victoria lose interest and return to her life of casual fun, or will things get even more complicated?

©2011 Luke Young (P)2015 Audible, Inc.
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Another funny book that continues the story. I love that characters and can't wait to hear more.

Invigorating

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I really hate cliffhangers! I refuse to buy the next book because I feel like someone is trying to get more money out of me! No more Luke books for me.

Cliffhanger!

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The first book in this series Friends With Partial Benefits was a quirky, off-beat, humorous, unique story; it also had a real story within all the cute. This book was like the sequel to a film that unexpectedly was a big hit; a few of the scenes became famous to the point of becoming icons of pop culture. The formula of the sequel is to remake those scenes, repeat them almost exactly, and write the rest of the movie around repeating them. That was very disappointing because book 1 had been something that all four of us actually enjoyed, maybe book three will make a strong recovery; hey it did in the Rocky series.

Totally Derivative

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