The Modern Girl's Guide to Friends with Benefits
by Gina Drayer
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Pub Date Jan 15 2016 | Archive Date May 20 2016
Description
A Friends With Benefits arrangement could be the best of both worlds. With sizzling passion and a strong bond, what could go wrong?
This is the THIRD book in the Modern Girl's Guide series. Friends with Benefits can be read as a STANDALONE romance with a HEA. But be aware there are returning character from early books.
A Note From the Publisher
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Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780990996620 |
| PRICE | $3.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Alice L, Reviewer
A great book. i haven't read anything by Gina Drayer before but i will definitely take a look at her books in the future. She writes interesting characters with just the right amount of drama to counteract the wonderful romance. There are plenty of hot scenes which you would expect from the title and overall a fantastic read.
Stefanie C, Reviewer
When I started this book I had a few problems with all the names and differents character and who belongs to who, but after I few chapters I settled into the story.
I really enjoyed the setting and especially that group of friends. You could feel the well-knit bond they have and how they always stand in for each other. I really liked that.
The couple in the center of this book are Megan and Peter. They are best friends and decide to take their friendship to the next step by being friends with benefits. I have to say that I coulnd't really connect with both characters. Megan was too harsh and boyish for me taste, while Peter appeared to be kind of weak, far away from the described womanizer-image. My troubles with the characters made it difficult for me to feel the chemistry between them. I did enjoy the sexy times though.
Even for me the ending was a bit too cheesy and everything felt a bit rushed.
This is my first book by Gina Drayer but it won't be my last as I really enjoyed her writing style. I am looking forward to read her other books about this group of friends.
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