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    Married to the Job
    Married to the Job
    Married to the Job
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    Married to the Job

    By Cynthia Racette

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    Dr. Miranda Perry is a workaholic whose job is everything to her. When sexy, smart, and suave Dr. Russell Rogers visits Palomar to give a seminar, he blows her world apart.

    It’s love at first sight for Russ, and he uses every trick in his arsenal to convince Miranda to go out with him. In the short time they have together, sparks fly and sexual attraction burns up the sheets.

    After Russ returns to his job in Boston, the two arrange hectic, emotion- and sex-filled moments, but the liaisons in the Midwest don’t cut it and a choice must be made. With each of them committed to prestigious jobs on opposite sides of the country, will they let the fire burn out because each is married to the job?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherC-Squared Publishing LLC
    Release dateJan 11, 2015
    ISBN9781507085271
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