UnderCovers
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.11 (830 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01ATWT1LM |
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| Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"It's hard to believe this is the author's first solo endeavor, I absolutely loved this book and cannot wait for more." Cara Nicole"I just want to shout from the rooftops about how UnderCovers is the most perfect of perfectness, the funniest of the funny, and so f***ing hot!" Ang Oh from Dirty Laundry Review"Sexy, hilarious, and a ton of fun! Perfect for fans of Lauren Blakely's Big Rock or Melanie Harlow's Frenched series." Peggany (Goodreads reviewer)
Why not celebrate a semester under her belt with a Perfect Ten in her pants? The one night affair is all she hoped for, until she walks into school a week later and sees Mr. Ten is Student Twenty-nine on her roll call.She should be mortified—and she is—but that doesn’t stop her from banging him again. Halfway through her first year on the job, Melissa Montclair decides the best part of teaching is winter break.And the best part of break is the Perfect Ten she meets in a bar on New Year’s Eve. And again.And again.So much for job security.Posing as an exchange student at Hamilton High is finally the assignment Officer Spence Vega has been hoping for. Now he has a shot at getting to the bottom of the town’s recent molly epidemic. Second, his growing suspicion is that she’s the dealer he’s looking for.The job was supposed to be an easy in-and-out, not the teacher.If only they could stop getting under the
this book makes you laugh out loud. RBCRRBLOGGER Reviewing on behalf of relentless book chic’s ramblings and reviewsThis was one of the funniest books I’ve ever read, I laughed at almost every page. It’s not the typical teacher/student story you may be expecting.Melissa is out in a bar on New Year ’s Eve with . A Witty Surprise I must admit how surprised I was to discover such fast, clever, funny dialogue. I thought I was going to read the usual boy meets girl follow-the-dots type of story. Even the thoughts of the two main characters were hilarious, especially when Miss Montclare first spots Spence at school. "Overkill on the banter!" according to lizanne16. I understand that u want to include the reader, make them a part of the story, emotionally invested, but more is NOT always better!There was too much banter & "crazy" thoughts, I was started to get frustrated & felt that I was in the mind of a teenage girl! It was like to excess thinki