Almost Doesn't Count
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- 2,49 €
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Amid the glitz and glam of Washington, D.C.'s elite circle of movers and shakers are three ambitious ladies reaching for the top--and ready to face any obstacle in their way. . .
Switching from life on the White House fast track to stay-at-home mom doesn't quite suit Sherise--especially once she suspects her husband is having an affair. And when she receives a threatening note, it's clear someone wants revenge--but who, and for what?. . ..When successful lawyer Billie gets romantically involved with a client who might be involved in a drug operation, she discovers she may have made a fatal mistake--and far more than her career is on the line. . ..Juggling her work at the Pentagon with her personal life is turning out to be more complicated--and more dangerous--than Erica expected. When her little brother gets pulled into the fray, Erica will have to make a life-changing choice. . ..Between conniving exes, power hungry bosses, meddling relatives, and secrets that just won't stay hidden, these ladies are making their own personal headlines--in the world's most news-making city. . .
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In the second installment of her D.C. Series, Winters (Back on Top) revisits the stories of Sherise Robinson, Billie Carter, and Erica Kent, best friends who overcame hardscrabble childhoods to enter the elite social circles of Washington, D.C. Despite outward success, each young woman's life is a mess: Sherise put her political career on hold to raise her daughter, but she doesn't know whether Cady is her husband's, or the result of a recent affair. To make matters worse, a mysterious note suggests that her infidelities weren't as secret as she'd thought. Pentagon communications assistant Erica must cope with the sudden appearance of the father she never knew and learn to trust her boyfriend after his numerous betrayals. High-powered lawyer Billie is recovering from a nasty divorce, and she aches to go back to the pro bono cases she found so fulfilling. Leaping from drama to drama, Winters hopscotches to the end, leaving room for another entry in the series. Readers looking for backstabbing, secrets, and sex will find plenty, but little in the way of character development.
