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Her Teddy Bear by Strong, Mimi is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Her Teddy Bear about?
Overview: Naomi, a twenty-seven-year-old accounts receivable clerk, is set up on a blind date by her older sister. Naomi expects to hate Trevor, but instead, she feels an undeniable attraction. The series follows their budding romance, from their first steamy date, right up to New Year's Day. Her Teddy Bear #1 - Blind Date Teddy Bear Trevor isn't like those guys you see on the covers of romance novels. He's got some body hair. He's put on a few pounds. And he's got an ex-wife he's still thinking about. Naomi has bright blue hair and still lives with her parents. She isn't sure about becoming a grown-up, but she's attracted to Trevor, and he's all man. He's got a softer side, too. A teddy bear side. Her Teddy Bear #2 - Take Your Teddy to Work Day Naomi wakes up with a big, tall man in her little double-sized bed. What's she to do with him? They start with breakfast, enjoying each other in the sunshine of the breakfast nook. Trevor takes her to his work, and they "play house" in the show suite at a new housing development. Later, Naomi takes him to her work place, where he helps her make some very special photocopies. Somewhere in the midst of all the smoldering sex, however, feeling
Who reads Her Teddy Bear?
It is typically read by readers looking for immersive, entertainment-first reading.
Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- Strong, Mimi
- Publisher
- ORLY Press
- Published
- 2012
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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