“Once someone lies to me they’re dead to me forever. And let’s speak clearly: Andrew Hamilton HATES liars. Things change when Andrew discovers the truth when Aubrey starts as an intern in his workplace: he sees that he was being naughty with a young woman who is 10 years older than him and who obviously is still not a lawyer. Let’s just start saying that Andrew and Aubrey do not start being honest with each other: they start as two different people who meet on a online LawChat where ‘Thoreau’ gives advice to ‘Alyssa’ about some cases she is “working on” (basically, Aubrey’s homework). And the second you do, you’re going to invite me over and I’m going to remind you of everything you’ve teased me with over the past six months.”
“That’s when you and I are going to meet face to face, and I’m going to claim every inch of you.” No repeats.) and Aubrey Everhart a.k.a Alyssa (a pre-law student who dreams of becoming a ballerina, a young woman who is dissapointed by her always-busy parents and, a woman who starts an interesting ‘friendship’ with Andrew in the most curious circumstances.). These books tell the story of Andrew Hamilton a.k.a Thoreau (an extremely hot lawyer, an dirty talking asshole with capital A and a very misterious man who has suffered betrayal and now has three rules for the women he meets online: One dinner. Williams who I have to say: you are freaking talented, woman! Now, let’s talk about this amazing serial-novel: Reasonable Doubt is divided into 3 volumes (now you can also find it in a full novel format) and it’s written by Whitney G. I was so excited when I discovered Anna and Dawn hadn’t read it either that we decided to do a buddy read and join the Shhluts in this week’s TopPick: ShhLYT(F)BR week: EPIC LOVE SAGAS – HEA or non-HEA! I have been waiting to start this bad boy for quite some time, everyone raved about it when it came out but I don’t know why I seriously just didn’t read it then. Goodreads BR with Anna and Dawn – Read as part of this week’s TopPick: ShhLYT(F)BR week on Epic Love Sagas.
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