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    Driven to Truth
    Driven to Truth
    Driven to Truth
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    Driven to Truth

    By Alice Gaines

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    Brand new Assistant Professor Rae Morris is in over her head. Her first job fresh out of grad school comes with a harassing boss and coworkers who are less than supportive. Their not so subtle hints that she needs to lose weight are eroding her confidence. She feels like she’s facing judgment from the entire world about her extra curves. Rae knows she needs to learn how to stand up for herself. Unfortunately, adulting didn’t come with a handbook.

    To make her life even more complicated, a motorcycle she didn’t order and doesn’t know how to ride shows up at her new home. Max is both a motorcycle and a man. He’s been created to help Rae find herself. And to make her really happy in bed.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChangeling Press
    Release dateApr 1, 2022
    Driven to Truth
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    Alice Gaines

    Alice Gaines likes her fiction hot, hot, hot. Alice has a PhD from the University of California at Berkeley. She shares a house in Oakland, California, with her pet corn snake and a stray cat that lives in her yard. When Alice isn't making up stories in her head, she spends her time cooking, gardening, and listening to her favorite band, Tower of Power.

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