Rebecca Rohman Box Set: Love M.D., Love, Lies & The D.A. And Uncorked by Rebecca Rohman
Lose yourself within the pages of Rebecca Rohman’s Box Set Collection featuring her three novels Love, Lies & The D.A., Love M.D. & Uncorked.
All three full length novels are standalones. However, because Love, Lies & The D.A. and Love M.D. share some of the same characters they can be read together. If you’d like the read them in order, Love, Lies & The D.A. was released first.
Expect loads of suspense and steamy love scenes.
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About fifteen years ago, she started writing her first romance novel purely to entertain herself. It was not until early in 2012 when she decided to complete and release it. Uncorked was published in February, 2013. Love, Lies & The D.A., her second novel, was published a year later. Love M.D. is her third release.
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Lose yourself within the pages of Rebecca Rohman’s Box Set Collection featuring her three novels Love, Lies & The D.A., Love M.D. & Uncorked.
All three full length novels are standalones. However, because Love, Lies & The D.A. and Love M.D. share some of the same characters they can be read together. If you’d like the read them in order, Love, Lies & The D.A. was released first.
Expect loads of suspense and steamy love scenes.
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