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Cousin Grey by Le Fox, Mica is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Cousin Grey about?
Just out of university, Abi stays with her aunt and uncle while on a 6-month internship at a local newspaper in Charlotte. Janice and Bob's luxurious home is in a quiet, peaceful and affluent neighbourhood, so Abi is shocked to be hit by a stone thrown through the window by a furious woman on the front lawn. She is even more shocked to learn that her assailant is Grey Horton, a cousin she had no idea existed. Grey is wild, trashy, abusive and violent... but also very beautiful... and Abi catches one glimpse through the broken window and is spellbound. She just has to meet her and so, sitting petrified in the Kitty Kat diner where Grey works, her identity undisclosed, Abi is shocked at how flirtatious she is. ‘Hey pretty little mouse,’ she says. ‘Why don’t you come talk to me outside on my cigarette break?’ Oh God, did she just come on to me? But what about when I tell her who I am? Will she kiss me or hit me again? Should I meet her outside or phone for a taxi? Prepare for a bumpy ride, pretty mouse. Too much make up. Too much of her beautiful body on show. Too angry. Too dangerous to be around... being with Grey means an excess of just about everything. But, thought Abi helplessly
Who reads Cousin Grey?
It is typically read by readers looking for immersive, entertainment-first reading.
Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- Le Fox, Mica
- Published
- 2022
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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