Imperfect Bastard by Pamela Ann
IMPERFECT BASTARD, a new full-length standalone novel from New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author, Pamela Ann. Falling in love with your brother’s best friend can be catastrophic…so is unrequited love. Love was one hell of a mother*&c#!$. Not only was it addictive, but it was that kind of drug that could get you so high you floated out of your physical existence, and then it had the potential to drop you more swiftly than a lactose-intolerant monkey could shamelessly take a crap. It was so powerful, in fact, that it could drive any sane, lucid person to become thoughtless, mental to the point of destruction, consumed with taking desperate measures in order to win what they yearned for the most. But playing with fire could end up engulfing me inflames, burning every ounce of me until I was left in ashes, a speck of dirt that could be smeared and wiped away, left to be forgotten, unloved, alone. Drew Cavendish was every woman’s bad boy fantasy. Not only was he cool and smart with a bevy of women lapping up everything he did; he also happened to be my brother’s best friend and secretly the love of my life. After losing my virginity to him, I hadn’t seen him since. Now I was moving to study at NYU and about to live with my brother … in a condo where Drew lived, as well.
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Pamela Ann is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of the Torn series, the Chasing series, Falling for My Husband, and numerous other novels. Pamela studied fashion marketing in the United Kingdom and has a degree in business. She lives in Los Angeles.
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IMPERFECT BASTARD, a new full-length standalone novel from New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author, Pamela Ann. Falling in love with your brother’s best friend can be catastrophic…so is unrequited love. Love was one hell of a mother*&c#!$. Not only was it addictive, but it was that kind of drug that could get you so high you floated out of your physical existence, and then it had the potential to drop you more swiftly than a lactose-intolerant monkey could shamelessly take a crap. It was so powerful, in fact, that it could drive any sane, lucid person to become thoughtless, mental to the point of destruction, consumed with taking desperate measures in order to win what they yearned for the most. But playing with fire could end up engulfing me inflames, burning every ounce of me until I was left in ashes, a speck of dirt that could be smeared and wiped away, left to be forgotten, unloved, alone. Drew Cavendish was every woman’s bad boy fantasy. Not only was he cool and smart with a bevy of women lapping up everything he did; he also happened to be my brother’s best friend and secretly the love of my life. After losing my virginity to him, I hadn’t seen him since. Now I was moving to study at NYU and about to live with my brother … in a condo where Drew lived, as well.
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IMPERFECT BASTARD, a new full-length standalone novel from New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author, Pamela Ann. Falling in love with your brother’s best friend can be catastrophic…so is unrequited love. Love was one hell of a mother*&c#!$. Not only was it addictive, but it was that kind of drug that could get you so high you floated out of your physical existence, and then it had the potential to drop you more swiftly than a lactose-intolerant monkey could shamelessly take a crap. It was so powerful, in fact, that it could drive any sane, lucid person to become thoughtless, mental to the point of destruction, consumed with taking desperate measures in order to win what they yearned for the most. But playing with fire could end up engulfing me inflames, burning every ounce of me until I was left in ashes, a speck of dirt that could be smeared and wiped away, left to be forgotten, unloved, alone. Drew Cavendish was every woman’s bad boy fantasy. Not only was he cool and smart with a bevy of women lapping up everything he did; he also happened to be my brother’s best friend and secretly the love of my life. After losing my virginity to him, I hadn’t seen him since. Now I was moving to study at NYU and about to live with my brother … in a condo where Drew lived, as well.
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