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One-on-One: Book #3
Narrator
Zuzu Robinson
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Length
6 hours
Language
English
When filmmaker Christian Monroe runs into fiery—and frustrating—Elise Templeton at a party, the night quickly becomes the hottest one-night stand of their lives. But then her boss hires Christian to make a publicity film about Elise, and suddenly they're in each other's space. All day. Every day. And things are getting hotter...
Outside the bedroom, the two have nothing in common. Elise is focused solely on becoming the NBA's first female general manager. And Christian learned long ago that being a workaholic—or being with one—is a recipe for disaster. But the more Elise reveals her deepest desires and fears to Christian—something she's done for no man, ever—the more Christian wonders how much longer he can keep his hands off the infuriating woman who rocked his world...
Jamie Wesley has been reading romance novels since the age of twelve when her mother accidentally left one on her nightstand. The rest is history. When not writing, she's either reading, watching television, or planning her next trip to Disney World. She currently resides in Dallas, Texas.
Zuzu Robinson found her way to the audiobook narration world after majoring in international studies with a minor in Spanish and French at SUNY. She went on to teach French and Spanish to at-risk youth at a middle school, where a parent of one of her students, a part-time sound engineer, discovered her vocal talents during the annual teachers' talent show where she performed a dramatic reading of one of her favorite short stories.