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  • By: Brad Vance
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  • Length: 7 hrs and 8 mins
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By: Brad Vance
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Summary

All Dane Gale ever wanted was to be a successful writer. After a few sessions with his new friends Rose and Sherry at a romance book club, well, the more romances they read, the more they're convinced they can do better. And do they ever! They join their creative forces to become Pamela Clarice, self-published romance novelist. When they look for a cover model for their first book, Dane sees the photos that will change his life.

Paul Musegetes is the world's most popular romance cover model, and the most secretive. Dane soon finds himself obsessed with this supernaturally handsome man, and when he meets Paul at the Romance Writers' Ball on the Summer Solstice, he and Paul connect for one night of passion.

After that night, Dane's a writing machine. He can't stop writing romances, and every story he touches turns to gold. But he also finds that he can't write anything but romances. And soon he's spending every waking moment of every day writing one after another.

Then Dane finds out that this Midas touch has a heavy price. When the year is over, he'll never write again. Not a romance, not a serious novel. Nothing. Not even a grocery list. And that leaves him with only one option - find Paul, and get him to break the curse. But before he can do that, he'll have to track down Paul's equally mysterious photographer, Jackson da Vinci....

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Not the best choice of reader

Although the choice by an author to read his own work always offers a certain authenticity, it isn't always the best choice.
In this case, the author's voice offers more maturity than is perhaps intended in the text. To put it another way.
In the final chapters of the book, it may have been a more appropriate setting for the characters if they were facing the sunset rather than sunrise.

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