Barbara Alvarez

Freelance Love (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Meet Morgan Adams, a freelance writer who begins struggling with the stalker behavior of her former boss. John Mack, who owns a faltering western clothing store in downtown Las Cruces, tells himself that he wants Morgan working for him again because she would help him increase sales.

John learns that he can achieve his goal by calling Morgan's clients and telling them that she has been "outsourcing" her work, against their contract terms. Morgan fights back and, when John harasses her during a work meeting with her editor, Ian Brady, she finds an attorney.

As Morgan is working at the university, she is also fighting her attraction to Ian. Ian is embarrassed to admit to himself that he is attracted to Morgan-he is the ultimate professional and refuses to ruin his reputation or hers.

As Ian learns of Morgan's lawsuit against John, he tells her that he'll help her in any way she needs. Morgan gratefully accepts his offer; she's spending long hours, working with her remaining clients, grading English assignments for her friend and tutoring students.

Morgan experiences a few struggles as she pursues her lawsuit against John. About her struggle against her attraction to Ian? She'll give in-happily.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Barbara Alvarez
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. November 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781519954206
• Artikelnr.: 44090439

Autorenporträt

Barbara Alvarez is a lifelong resident of New Mexico. She has lived for over 40 years in Las Cruces, although her life has taken her to other areas of New Mexico. Barbara has also lived in Columbus, Georgia, when her then-husband was stationed at Fort Benning for the Infantry Officers Basic School. Upon leaving Georgia, Barbara, her husband and first child moved to West Germany, where they lived for three years.

Barbara worked as a child protective services social worker for over seven years - this is how she came to know so much about social work. She honors and respects social workers everywhere, knowing they do some of the most thankless, hardest work in existence.

After leaving social work, Barbara returned to school and earned her B.A. in journalism. After graduation, she began writing "Into the Lives of Others" and has many other books in the works.