Review: Just Breathe - Janette Paul

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Just Breathe by Janette Paul
Review: Just Breathe - Janette Paul - February 2013
From the amazing Australian author Jaye Ford written under a different name comes the first in what could be a few romance novels from Random Romance. Under the pseudonym Janette Paul, we readers have been introduced to a new romance novel called "Just Breathe". Just Breathe takes us on a journey into Yoga Teacher Dee aka Trudy's life . After an accident that nearly killed her , she decided to do the one thing that could never hurt her and the one thing she loved. She became a Yoga Teacher , as a passion it started to flourish and soon she was running classes. One of Dee's students happens to be the wealthy Lucy Roxburgh - when she invites Dee over to a party, she meets Ethan Roxburgh - so famous that every women he has on his arm gets a membership to the Roxburgh Girl club. Fascinated by Dee , Lucy offers her the once in a lifetime chance to become the face of Health Life Insurance and to put her Yoga skills to the test. Soon Dee is wrapped up in a world, she could never have imagined but with this comes the developing feelings for Ethan. Can Dee show to Ethan that she is more than just a Roxburgh girl or will her fear of the future stand in her way of becoming successful in all aspects of her life?
Just Breathe was a lovely novel and a change from the horror/thriller stories that Janette Paul has published under Jaye Ford.
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