My Bosom Friend: My Friend, #4

By Kay Lynne

You know the women.

You know the love stories.

But did you know there'd be even more?

Quinn, Sky, Beth, Mia, and Anne were just the beginning. Now, you get to dive back into the world of the MY FRIEND series to meet ten new, love-hungry women for all the same thrills that MY DEAREST FRIEND gave you before.

But what kind of goodies and gossip will they bring you?

 

Find out by reading about them today!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mannarino Publishing
• Release date: Mar 28, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201271534

Kay Lynne

Kay Lynne is an author of soft, sweet romance stories.

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MY BOSOM FRIEND

-My Friend Series-

Kay Lynne

Copyright © 2020 by Kay Lynne

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

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A GOOD EXCUSE

YOU’LL DO GREAT—I mean, break a leg! Aria whispered as Aly gripped her friend’s hand, and then went past her up the steps of the stage.

Aria still shook from her own audition for the leading lady of the pirate play, so as she settled back in her seat, she took a deep breath. With hungry eyes, she watched Aly perform the same chunk of text she just had with the flawless precision of someone used to being on stage.

As soon as she was finished, Aria clapped wildly. Aly beamed at her in the soft, comfortable way of someone whose known you for years, bowing and throwing her long brown hair back in a ponytail that Aria loved brushing off her friend’s neck.

She’d just never told Aly how much she loved it.

Great! Now for the part of the pirate king, the director said, turning in her chair to scan the theater.

In the nearby seats, the only group of three boys who’d shown up just looked at each other.

Each of them was younger than fifteen, and at least ten years too young to be a convincing kind. Compared to Aria and Aly’s twenty years, they seemed like infants.

Nobody at all? the director said, standing up and shielding her eyes to see better. Then she put her hands on her hips. "Huh. Well, I was going to have one of you