Desire

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Desire

By: Louise Bagshawe

Narrated by: Penelope Freeman

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It’s the perfect wedding: tropical sunshine, glamorous guests, a beautiful bride and a handsome Hollywood millionaire. But the day is about to take a shocking turn. Lisa Costello has all the expensive clothes and exotic vacations that come with dating a rich man. But her relationship with Josh Steen is a sham. Yet nothing could have prepared Lisa for the morning after their decadent wedding in Thailand. Josh is dead – and it looks like Lisa killed him.

As Lisa escapes, ex-FBI trainee turned journalist Sam Murray is on her trail. Suspecting a set-up, both Lisa and Sam face a race against time to uncover who’s really behind the hit. With a professional assassin moving in for the kill, the clock is ticking fast…

Louise BagshawePenelope FreemanIsis Publishing Ltd

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I admire Louise Bagsgawe’s talent as a novelist very much, and usually love her books, which make for almost compulsive listening and are extremely. I have scored “Desire four stars for “Overall” and “Story” because of the surfeit of bad language employed by some of the book’s characters, and the unnecessary, almost continual, references to sex—in the absence of whuch, “Desire” would I would have scored “Desire” five stars in each category and considered it to be another fabulous Louise Bagshawe novel! A very good book but, if you are a little faint-hearted when it comes to bad language, and cautious about books that lean a little towards a surfeit of sex…

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