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The Party Girl

Getting Physical, Book 3

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The Party Girl

By: Tamara Morgan
Narrated by: Amanda Bruton
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Book three of Getting Physical.

Kendra Khuso isn't looking for long-term. Her traditional Indian family believes it's time she settled down with a parent-approved husband. Instead, she's focused on building her business by day and then enjoying all the nightlife has to offer...until she meets Noah.

Noah Walker is happy with a solitary, sustainable life on a plot of land outside of town. He left a high-maintenance relationship behind him and he just wants to keep his head down and his hands busy, living off the grid and making no plans...until he falls for Kendra.

The attraction is mutual and their chemistry is electric. There's just one problem: Noah's best friend, Lincoln, is head-over-heels in love with Kendra even though she's keeping him firmly in the friend zone. Noah refuses to break the bro code by pursuing a woman his best friend professes to love-but Kendra is determined to get her man, even if it means giving up the social scene for the simple life.

©2014 Tamara Morgan (P)2014 Audible, Inc.
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