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  Orange Juice in Bishop’s Garden by Otessa Ghadar

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  Almost was an Amazon.com, top 100, Kindle Reader’s Choice book at #11 for 2012 and an Amazon top 100 bestselling book in Children/Teens.

  At a freshman party she doesn’t remember…Jess Jordan was almost raped.

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  Jess has no idea Gray signed on for reasons other than money. She also never expects to fall in love. But Gray’s amazingly hot, holds her hand all the time, and makes her forget that he’s simply doing his job. It’s like having a real boyfriend

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