In Love With her Roommate by Sophia J Grey
Sarah came from a strict house hold so, growng up, she never had chances to explore herself. Until she hit college, and moved out of home.
Max, a girl she met at school became her friend, roommate, and so much more.
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Sophia J loves to write books in all genres, but most especially steamy romances that keep you turning the pages. Sophia writes romances in straight, gay, lesbian and menage. Hobbies besides writing are reading novels and watching exciting shows, romance not a must. Try a book today and get addicted.
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