| Author: | T.L. Peters | ISBN: | 9781465808325 |
| Publisher: | T.L. Peters | Publication: | August 23, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | T.L. Peters |
| ISBN: | 9781465808325 |
| Publisher: | T.L. Peters |
| Publication: | August 23, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Clarence Smith, a lonely stock boy toiling away in an upscale department store, entertains visions of a grand life when he tries to hook up with a beautiful and aloof store executive. But when he begins to shoplift expensive merchandise to sell to a shadowy fence in order to raise enough money to impress her, his life, as well as hers, take an unexpected turn when he discovers that she has been shoplifting too, but for a wholly different reason.
Check out this 55,000 word romantic thriller with plenty of laughs and memorable characters to keep you turning the page.
Other titles by T.L. Peters that you might enjoy include An Ocracoke Affair, A Pittsburgh Affair, What's Wrong With Donny Speck?, Gracie and the Preacher, An Imperfect Miracle, An Outer Banks Vacation, A Pittsburgh Caper and many more.
"There's no question that Peters is a master wordsmith." Gerry B's Book Reviews
Clarence Smith, a lonely stock boy toiling away in an upscale department store, entertains visions of a grand life when he tries to hook up with a beautiful and aloof store executive. But when he begins to shoplift expensive merchandise to sell to a shadowy fence in order to raise enough money to impress her, his life, as well as hers, take an unexpected turn when he discovers that she has been shoplifting too, but for a wholly different reason.
Check out this 55,000 word romantic thriller with plenty of laughs and memorable characters to keep you turning the page.
Other titles by T.L. Peters that you might enjoy include An Ocracoke Affair, A Pittsburgh Affair, What's Wrong With Donny Speck?, Gracie and the Preacher, An Imperfect Miracle, An Outer Banks Vacation, A Pittsburgh Caper and many more.
"There's no question that Peters is a master wordsmith." Gerry B's Book Reviews
