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Author: Shannon Stacey
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Released: October 2005
Publisher: Ellora’s Cave Publishing
Category: Contemporary/Comedy
Twice Upon a Roadtrip
Jillian Delaney is infamous within her family as “the person that never likes a hard time.” She is known to run when
the tough times come, never staying around long enough to watch the dust disappear from her mad sprint away.
Ethan Cooper thinks he’s just gotten bad luck in a huge helping when he meets Jill in the grocery store parking lot.
From that point things just get wackier and wackier as he is roped into a vacation he doesn’t really want.
This was a great read. It had a lot of laughs; real characters that the reader could connect with, great sex scenes
that made you smile, laugh, and pant! Things that are too often forgotten in the bedroom.
The main emotion that I felt while reading this was laughter, I smiled throughout the whole thing. There are other
emotions, including some saddest in certain parts, but I digress. It all works out in the end.
Shannon Stacey’s writing flows very well. Everything fit together nicely, with no jumbles or jumps in the story, I’d
definitely read another book by her.
A.M. Love
the tough times come, never staying around long enough to watch the dust disappear from her mad sprint away.
Ethan Cooper thinks he’s just gotten bad luck in a huge helping when he meets Jill in the grocery store parking lot.
From that point things just get wackier and wackier as he is roped into a vacation he doesn’t really want.
This was a great read. It had a lot of laughs; real characters that the reader could connect with, great sex scenes
that made you smile, laugh, and pant! Things that are too often forgotten in the bedroom.
The main emotion that I felt while reading this was laughter, I smiled throughout the whole thing. There are other
emotions, including some saddest in certain parts, but I digress. It all works out in the end.
Shannon Stacey’s writing flows very well. Everything fit together nicely, with no jumbles or jumps in the story, I’d
definitely read another book by her.
A.M. Love
