Hiring John - Michele E Gwynn

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Résumé :
She hired a male escort for one night. What could possibly go wrong? Winner: Author Shout's Reader Ready Recommended Read 2022. A promotion sends Londoner Britain St. James across the 'pond' all the way to Sin City, USA -- Las Vegas! But success isn't smelling quite as sweet as she realizes she's middle-aged, single, and has no manly prospects on the horizon. Having no one to share her achievements with sucks, and her man-hungry assistant, Kathy, doesn't count! As the melancholy sets in, the complimentary drinks flow, and Brit decides that 'when in Rome' she should do as the Romans do--if the Romans hired male escorts! Before she loses her liquid courage, she makes the call, ordering herself a hot, man-sandwich! J.D. Russel finds himself stuck sitting in boring seminars in what is supposed to be the adult playground of America babysitting his co-worker, Jesse, who also happens to be his boss's annoying son. Recovering from a bad divorce, he craves fun, excitement, and just a little depravity. When he meets a saucy redhead who whisks him off to bed, he feels his prayers to the powers that be have been answered. Sexy hijinks ensue when Brit hooks up with her man-for-hire. Miscommunication turns into mistaken identity as one awkwardly hilarious one-night stand brings two lonely hearts together only to tear them apart. Can they overcome crazy first impressions? And will Brit ever be able to live with herself again after hiring John? Reviews A book that delivers...It is a modern-day adult farce, once a popular genre, with mistaken identities, compromising situations, and in more stricter times, literally caught with your trousers down...Pure Vegas but delightfully witty and summing up why this is such a pleasurable read. ~ Goodreads Review Entertaining, screwball shenanigans in Sin City. ~ Goodreads Review Many LOL moments. Fabulous book, highly recommended. ~ Goodreads Review...

Biographie:
Picture a German-born, Texas-raised storyteller who spins tales of sci-fi suspense and gritty crime dramas-meet Michele E. Gwynn! A bestselling author with a knack for weaving social issues into thrilling narratives, Gwynn's journey from battling disability from childhood to crafting award-winning novels is as inspiring as her books. Her stories, like the 'Harvest Trilogy' and 'Checkpoint, Berlin' series, captivate readers with their heart-pounding plots and deep empathy for the voiceless.Born in Wiesbaden, Germany, to a military family, Michele E. Gwynn's early life was a whirlwind of moves across California, Arizona, and beyond, finally settling in Schertz, Texas. Diagnosed with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis as a child, she faced physical challenges that fueled her resilience and imagination. A self-described 'book nerd,' Gwynn found solace in storytelling, penning her first fiction in third grade. After graduating from San Antonio College with a degree in Broadcast Technology in 2008, she carved a path in journalism, interviewing celebrities and writing for outlets like Examiner.com. Her leap into fiction with 'Harvest' in 2011 marked the start of a prolific career.Gwynn's bibliography is a vibrant tapestry of genres-sci-fi, crime thrillers, paranormal romance, and even children's books. The 'Harvest Trilogy,' starting with 'Harvest,' is a chilling sci-fi horror saga exploring alien encounters and human consequences in a small Oklahoma town. Its sequels, 'Hybrids' and 'Census,' deepen the eerie narrative. Her 'Checkpoint, Berlin Detective Series' tackles human trafficking with gripping tales like 'Exposed: The Education of Sarah Brown' and 'The Evolution of Elsa Kreiss,' blending real-world issues with steamy suspense. The 'Green Beret Series,' originally set in Susan Stoker's Operation Alpha world (now independently reproduced), showcases military romance with heart, as seen in 'Rescuing Emma.' Gwynn's style is marked by twisty plots, flawed yet relatable characters, and a commitment to social justice, earning her Amazon bestseller status and awards like the Read Freely's TOP 50 Indie Books for 'Secondhand Soldier.'Her versatility shines in standalone works like 'Darkest Communion,' a paranormal romance, and 'The Cat Who Wanted to be a Reindeer,' a whimsical children's tale. Gwynn's ability to shift tones while maintaining a thread of hope and humor keeps readers hooked across genres.Michele Gwynn's impact lies in her fearless exploration of tough topics-human trafficking, environmental concerns, and personal redemption-wrapped in accessible, thrilling stories. Her 'Checkpoint, Berlin' series sheds light on the plight of trafficking victims, sparking conversations about justice. As an advocate for animal rights and equality, her narratives inspire readers to reflect on their own moral compasses. With a growing fanbase and a Substack hosting more of her imaginative stories, Gwynn continues to engage and entertain, proving that stories can both thrill and transform. (Children's books written under M.E. Gwynn.)...

Sommaire:
Picture a German-born, Texas-raised storyteller who spins tales of sci-fi suspense and gritty crime dramas-meet Michele E. Gwynn! A bestselling author with a knack for weaving social issues into thrilling narratives, Gwynn's journey from battling disability from childhood to crafting award-winning novels is as inspiring as her books. Her stories, like the 'Harvest Trilogy' and 'Checkpoint, Berlin' series, captivate readers with their heart-pounding plots and deep empathy for the voiceless.Born in Wiesbaden, Germany, to a military family, Michele E. Gwynn's early life was a whirlwind of moves across California, Arizona, and beyond, finally settling in Schertz, Texas. Diagnosed with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis as a child, she faced physical challenges that fueled her resilience and imagination. A self-described 'book nerd, ' Gwynn found solace in storytelling, penning her first fiction in third grade. After graduating from San Antonio College with a degree in Broadcast Technology in 2008, she carved a path in journalism, interviewing celebrities and writing for outlets like Examiner.com. Her leap into fiction with 'Harvest' in 2011 marked the start of a prolific career.Gwynn's bibliography is a vibrant tapestry of genres-sci-fi, crime thrillers, paranormal romance, and even children's books. The 'Harvest Trilogy, ' starting with 'Harvest, ' is a chilling sci-fi horror saga exploring alien encounters and human consequences in a small Oklahoma town. Its sequels, 'Hybrids' and 'Census, ' deepen the eerie narrative. Her 'Checkpoint, Berlin Detective Series' tackles human trafficking with gripping tales like 'Exposed: The Education of Sarah Brown' and 'The Evolution of Elsa Kreiss, ' blending real-world issues with steamy suspense. The 'Green Beret Series, ' originally set in Susan Stoker's Operation Alpha world (now independently reproduced), showcases military romance with heart, as seen in 'Rescuing Emma.' Gwynn's style is marked by twisty plots, flawed yet relatable characters, and a commitment to social justice, earning her Amazon bestseller status and awards like the Read Freely's TOP 50 Indie Books for 'Secondhand Soldier.'Her versatility shines in standalone works like 'Darkest Communion, ' a paranormal romance, and 'The Cat Who Wanted to be a Reindeer, ' a whimsical children's tale. Gwynn's ability to shift tones while maintaining a thread of hope and humor keeps readers hooked across genres.Michele Gwynn's impact lies in her fearless exploration of tough topics-human trafficking, environmental concerns, and personal redemption-wrapped in accessible, thrilling stories. Her 'Checkpoint, Berlin' series sheds light on the plight of trafficking victims, sparking conversations about justice. As an advocate for animal rights and equality, her narratives inspire readers to reflect on their own moral compasses. With a growing fanbase and a Substack hosting more of her imaginative stories, Gwynn continues to engage and entertain, proving that stories can both thrill and transform. (Children's books written under M.E. Gwynn.)...