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The Last Time We Met - by Maggie Brown & Leni Hanson (Paperback)

The Last Time We Met - by  Maggie Brown & Leni Hanson (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><i>What if you're a nerdy med student and a womanizing rock star wants you as her next conquest--then leaves you totally humiliated.</i> <p/> Now fast-forward eleven years. <p/> Sexy and magnetic, Australian rock star Austen Farleigh is at the height of her spectacular career. Her penchant for one-night stands is as famous as her many songs. <p/> American Dr. Merritt Harrington now works for Doctors Without Borders and is at a crossroads in her life. Her last assignment in the Andes Mountains was harrowing, and her love life at a dead end. No one has been able to ignite even a tiny spark since Austen--damn her. <p/> When they meet again in Australia, Merritt is desperate to keep Austen at arm's length. But temptation whispers in her ear. <p/> From the US to Peru to Australia and the highlands of Papua New Guinea, their desire for one another is on an uncontrollable collision course--with a force they may no longer be able to ignore.<p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>For me several things took this book to a higher level that most f/f romances. Often side characters are props and one dimensional and the romance is between the only two available women. In this book there are other romantic potentials, a lawyer, a photographer, military medical people. Merritt actually goes on outings with another woman. I enjoyed learning about the work and stresses of DWB. Austen's character was more a stereotypical singer. But she acknowledged her past and was willing to date to see where things would go. At one point a bar bet allows Merritt to show her trust and confidence in the new relationship. Another author might have turned it into a dramatic misunderstanding. I also loved Australia as the setting. When the author mentions a print of a painting I didn't know I instantly looked it up and found the original is in a bar in Melbourne. Little touches like that enhance the story and romance.--<strong>NetGalley</strong>-<i>Kaye C.</i><br>

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