Martha Sweeney

Snowed In With Him (eBook, ePUB)

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Another night out on the town in New York City with her roommate, what could go wrong? Waking up in a strange bed, stranding me with the bar's known player after a major snowstorm would do it.

What's a girl to do when we're snowed in for several days? What's a girl to do when I start falling for the player? What should I do when I'm unsure of which girl I am is of the many romance stories I narrate for a living? Am I the girl being played before the guy finds his true love? Or, am I the girl who gets the guy?

"I feel like I'm in the middle of my own twisted, real-life romance story but I'm too scared to know the outcome. Which girl am I? Am I the girl being played who ends up with her heart broken? Or, am I the girl who gets the guy?"

(Note: I'm the older sister of Harper from the short story One Kiss that was featured in the Because Beards anthology.)

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: WWN Publishing Group
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. November 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201238483
• Artikelnr.: 62504742

Autorenporträt

Pushing boundaries across genres. Martha Sweeney is a Best-Selling, multi-genre author who writes in a variety of genres: romance, suspense, thriller, coloring books, romantic comedy, and science fiction. She strives to push herself as a storyteller with each new tale and hopes to push her readers outside of their comfort zone whether it be genre or the stories themselves. With a B.S. in Psychology, Martha utilizes her knowledge of human and animal behavior successfully in the business world and in her writing to present realistic characters and situations. She's been creative since she was little, always drawing, coloring or making crafts, so her venture into being an author was a natural transition.