A Few Good Fantasies
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Now that she’d had time to think about her impulse, she was chickening out.
The last man she’d dated was Ian. That was … God, three years ago. He was a successful architect who was handsome, ambitious, and charming. Everyone had their faults, but Ian’s main flaw had been his obsession with his job.
Lissa understood something about obsession—after all, she was a writer and often immersed herself in the fictional world to the point she eschewed showers, ate cereal for dinner, and lived in ...the same pair of sweats for a week.
But Ian had needed a woman more interested in him and his career and Lissa had wanted a man who wasn’t a self-absorbed prick.
They’d parted ways. And she hadn’t had a serious relationship since then. Oh, the occasional date, but nothing that had led to hot sex, much less a long-term relationship. In fact, the only man currently in her life was Sam.
Sam was a nice kid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now that she’d had time to think about her impulse, she was chickening out.
The last man she’d dated was Ian. That was … God, three years ago. He was a successful architect who was handsome, ambitious, and charming. Everyone had their faults, but Ian’s main flaw had been his obsession with his job.
Lissa understood something about obsession—after all, she was a writer and often immersed herself in the fictional world to the point she eschewed showers, ate cereal for dinner, and lived in ...the same pair of sweats for a week.
But Ian had needed a woman more interested in him and his career and Lissa had wanted a man who wasn’t a self-absorbed prick.
They’d parted ways. And she hadn’t had a serious relationship since then. Oh, the occasional date, but nothing that had led to hot sex, much less a long-term relationship. In fact, the only man currently in her life was Sam.
Sam was a nice kid.
What to read after A Few Good Fantasies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michele Bardsley to read onlineMoreLess
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