The Master by M. S. Parker
Nate: I made a mistake, thinking that I could be with someone like her. One glimpse of a part of me she didn’t like, and she ran. I’m not going to apologize for who I am. I had a life before I met her, and I’ll just go back to that life now. That will be best for everyone.
Ashlee: I had been a fool to trust him, to think that he was a better man than what everyone said. I didn’t need to be at Manhattan Records anymore. Making a clean break will be the best thing for both of us.
Nate Lexington and Ashlee Webb are trying their best to move on without each other, but neither one of them is able to forget how right they had felt together. If they’re willing to try again, however, will their relationship be able to survive the worst that has yet to come?
- File Name:the-master-by-m-s-parker.epub
- Original Title:The Master: Steamy Boss Romance (Manhattan Records Book 3)
- Creator:M. S. Parker
- Language:en
- Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B07XLK11K3
- Publisher:Belmonte Publishing, LLC
- Date:2019-09-19T16:00:00+00:00
- File Size:459.475 KB
Table of Content
- 1. Title Page
- 2. Copyright
- 3. Contents
- 4. Free Book
- 5. Manhattan Records Series
- 6. 1. Nate
- 7. 2. Ashlee
- 8. 3. Nate
- 9. 4. Ashlee
- 10. 5. Nate
- 11. 6. Ashlee
- 12. 7. Nate
- 13. 8. Ashlee
- 14. 9. Nate
- 15. 10. Ashlee
- 16. 11. Nate
- 17. 12. Ashlee
- 18. 13. Nate
- 19. 14. Ashlee
- 20. 15. Nate
- 21. 16. Ashlee
- 22. 17. Nate
- 23. 18. Ashlee
- 24. 19. Nate
- 25. 20. Ashlee
- 26. 21. Nate
- 27. 22. Ashlee
- 28. 23. Nate
- 29. 24. Ashlee
- 30. 25. Nate
- 31. 26. Ashlee
- 32. 27. Nate
- 33. 28. Ashlee
- 34. 29. Nate
- 35. 30. Ashlee
- 36. 31. Nate
- 37. 32. Ashlee
- 38. 33. Nate
- 39. 34. Ashlee
- 40. 35. Nate
- 41. 36. Ashlee
- 42. 37. Nate
- 43. 38. Ashlee
- 44. 39. Nate
- 45. 40. Ashlee
- 46. 41. Nate
- 47. 42. Ashlee
- 48. 43. Nate
- 49. 44. Ashlee
- 50. 45. Nate
- 51. 46. Ashlee
- 52. 47. Nate
- 53. 48. Ashlee
- 54. 49. Nate
- 55. 50. Ashlee
- 56. His Inspiration: Preview
- 1. Trissa
- 2. Joshua
- Free Book
- 57. Office romances by M. S. Parker
hard pass. the heroine is dumb and it gets old.