Jasmine Guillory makes relatable characters you could potentially see yourself hanging out with in real life. Her debut novel sets the regular with a fake partnership amongst Alexa and Drew that turns all much too real by the top of their marriage date weekend.offers a no-holds-barred account of his time around the NHS entrance line. Hilarious, hor
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