Casey Williams and her family are poor. Her parents work non-stop and so does she, just so they can keep the trailer roof from leaking.
Published: August 20th, 2015
Casey Williams and her family are poor. Her parents work non-stop and so does she, just so they can keep the trailer roof from leaking.
They’re getting by fine enough when the headaches start. Then there’s the nosebleeds. And the inevitable doctor’s bills.
Fortunately for Casey, there’s MyTrueMatch.com: an exclusive, quick, and almost easy way to pay it all back before her parents even have to know.
All she has to do is give a man she’s never met whatever he wants from her body.
Inside or out.
"So, I’m reading and automatically I’m hooked. This thing did a complete switch on me and I couldn’t believe how the author came up with the storyline. I was amazed…and not only that – but she takes an original and unique story and (smack me if I’m wrong) she inserted a metaphorical story behind this. " - Goodreads, Carol
About the author:
Nikki Rae is an independent author who lives in New Jersey. She explores human nature through fiction, concentrating on making the imaginary as real as possible.Her genres of choice are mainly dark, scary, romantic tales, but she’ll try anything once.
When she is not writing, reading, or thinking, you can find her spending time with animals, drawing in a quiet corner, or studying people.
Closely.
I would do it for my children.
ReplyDeleteNo I don't want to, tbh!
ReplyDeleteIt all depends on the situation.
ReplyDeleteI can't be a donor because I have Multiple Sclerosis. I can't donate blood or any organs.
ReplyDeleteYes, I would be a donor.
ReplyDeleteit depends what kind of donor and the circumstances. The description sounds suggestive, so probably not, unless it would save someones life. i'm interested to read the authors version of donating, it sounds fun.
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