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Review: Her web master by Normandie Alleman

It gets better when they move on to phone sessions at least.

While it’s a short story, it manages not only to give Diego and Ben character, the side characters have their own pasts,

The relationship to his father is heartbreaking and his interactions with his sister are just adorable.

As soon as I read about Tristan in The truth as he knows it, I was hooked.

It’s one of the best I’ve ever read I think? Modern day reapers at their best.

This book took a hold of me and it still hasn’t let go. I don’t think it ever will.

Ignore the plot and settle in for some hot sex with a dominant woman.

I’ve felt the happiness, the anger and the sadness myself (heart-break warning).

Tom and Prophet’s characters and relationship get more depth and I really felt like I knew them in real life.

theoretically this list could grow/could be unfinished, but I don’t plan on reading any new to me authors in December, so…