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Treading Lightly

Elise Lanier
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Pages
304
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
Harlequin

About

Treading lightly had never been Janine Ruvacado's (pronounced: rude avocado) philosophy...

The bestselling writer (former) had a way of grabbing life and wrestling it to the ground. Only these days, the wrestling was getting tiresome. If her crazy, passive-aggressive ex-husband wasn't cooking something up to badger her with, then her mother, Betty Black (the anti-Betty White) was calling to remind her of her shortcomings. Her son, her pride and joy, was becoming a teen (and everyone knows what that means).

The icing on the cake, though, was when Harvey, her well-meaning doctor, decided to blackmail her into, of all things, exercising because he'd diagnosed her with osteoporosis. Wasn't her life enough to manage?

So, Janine bought herself a membership to the local gym, and started walking on the treadmill. Surprisingly, a whole new world opened up with each step she took...and that had a lot to do with the man walking right next to her.

Related Subjects

  • Contemporary
  • Romance
  • Adult Fiction
  • Romantic Comedy

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