Jessica Benson suffers from a case of post traumatic stress disorder that can’t be good for her drug habit. After being kidnapped, Dr. Teaching Jess self-defense draws them closer, but can the clean-cut Mac handle Jess’s past history of drug abuse? And will the homicidal drug dealer Derek Knight put an end to their love
Jessica Benson suffers from a case of post traumatic stress disorder that can’t be good for her drug habit. After being kidnapped, Dr. Teaching Jess self-defense draws them closer, but can the clean-cut Mac handle Jess’s past history of drug abuse? And will the homicidal drug dealer Derek Knight put an end to their love before it even begins?. But how can she get the help she needs without risking her medical license? And why does she keep thinking about the sexy detective assigned to her case? Confirmed bachelorette Detective Mac Calabrese can’t help the attraction she feels for her star witness, but she’s professional enough to fight the attractionShe fills her hours with a bustling medical practice, two precocious sons, a disobedient dog, and an extraordinary woman who helps her to keep it all together. She detests airplanes, snakes, and people who aren’t nice. Reading and writing became passions. Her childhood was idyllic, spent hiking, rafting, biking, climbing, and otherwise skinning knees and knuckles. About the AuthorJaime Maddox grew up on the banks of the Susquehanna River in NortheasternPennsylvania. Although she left home for a brief stint in the big cities of Philadelphia, PA, and New ark, NJ, as soon as she acquired the required paperworka medical degree and residency certificateshe came running back. On the bucket list: publishing a novel, publishing a children’sHer childhood was idyllic, spent hiking, rafting, biking, climbing, and otherwise skinning knees and knuckles. Her loves are the foods of the world, Broadway musicals, traveling, sandy beaches, massages and pedicures, and the Philadelphia Phillies. As the baby in a family of many children, she was part adored and part ignored, forcing her to find creative ways to fill her time. Jaime Maddox grew up on the banks of the Susquehanna River in NortheasternPennsylvania. She fills her hours with a bustling medical practice, two precocious sons, a disobedient dog, and an extraordinary woman who helps her to keep it all together. She detests airplanesWhile I happen to disagree with a number of her assumptions and expectations about the place of knitting in society, it's not that disagreement that makes me unhappy with the book. I'm confused by Jordan's delusion of grandeur whereby he assumes `everyone' knew who he was and what he was doing both during his `hey day' and afterwards. The only reason I ever heard of Stratton was that my firm cleared his trades.By the way, Jordan (early in the book) states that his clients "could have sold their shares anytime they wanted to" Not quite. In a future review, when I've finished the book, I will try to be more specific about this.The author is a "Senior Lecturer in the History and Theory of Design at Bath School of Art and Design," states the back cover. She was a hot mess before being held hostage by the psycho serial killer doctor from Lucifer’s lair, and now it has gotten even worse. Her breezy yet scholarly approach is direct and simple and this biography makes an interesting addition to the still ever growing (and glutted) literature on Ellington. A fine
- Title : Hooked
- Author : Jaime Maddox
- Rating : 4.92 (889 Vote)
- Publish : 2016-9-3
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 240 Pages
- Asin : 1626396892
- Language : English
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