Ebook {Epub PDF} The Writer and the Rake by Shehanne Moore

The Writer and the Rake by Shehanne Moore My rating: 5 of 5 stars I totally loved everything about this time-travel romance and would give it ten stars if I could. Brittany Carter is an author, who drinks, smokes, and parties too much. Shehanne Moore – 1k followers, k following, Pins | Writer of smexy historical and even sumexier hot-Scot romance Bad boys who need a bad girl to sort them out. They ain't gonna change.  · Shehanne Moore is a Scottish author, who writes gritty, witty, as much risky as risqué, historical romance, set wherever takes her fancy. Stories that detail the best and worst of human behaviour, as opposed to pouts and flounces/5(11).

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And Ms Moore brings all this into play in The Writer and The Rake. Brittany will make your eyes water—but you have to adore her misbehavior—and Mitchell will kick your pulse into a faster beat, because his reaction to Brittany is just so damn hot. The Writer and the Rake by Shehanne Moore. Paperback $ Ship This Item — Temporarily Out of Stock Online. Buy Online, Pick up in Store. The Writer and the Rake is a genre-bending adventure. It confirms Shehanne Moore as an author who know today’s woman is as likely to be into science fiction, playing computer games or watching light porn as reading heavy romance. And Moore’s not afraid to give her readers what they want without ifs, buts or apologies.