Review: Fraud - JL Berg

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Review: Fraud - J.L Berg - April 2017


Kate O'Malley never dreamed that she would one day become the most sought-after author and that her story would become so popular that people would be wanting more adventures. You see Kate O'Malley worked at a university in the student finance offices and lived a boring virginal life. After her friend persuaded her to sign up for a creative writing course, she did and then she got her best friend who was in the publishing world to read it. What Kate didn't expect was to be blown away when her friend sent it to an editor who wanted to publish it. Now Kate O' Malley to the world is known as Laura Stone. An author who doesn't give interviews or show the world the real "her" as if they got to know who she really was - they would discover that she is a fraud. Journalist Killian Turner has just been fired from his job and sees this expose of the "real" Laura Stone as his way to redemption and his job back. He is one of the few who know her real identity. Can Killian track down Kate and expose her as Laura ? Or will he find himself falling in love with Kate ? 
Find out in Fraud - by JL Berg today. This read is perfect for all those readers who love author romance stories and are thinking of having a non de plume themselves.




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