Midas Touch

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Summary: Money doesn't solve all the world's problems
Review: Sandra Tate is a gifted architect. This gift allowed her to move up from an underpriviledged to a wealthy lifestyle. However, she's overstressed, her girlfriend is cheating, and she's miserable. After her health takes a turn for the worse, she listens to her doctor and takes a leave of absence from her company. Meaning to relax, she finds herself washing dishes for Cory.

This book made me laugh - a lot. I could relate to the characters on a personal level. They took things slow and let the passion build. Even the plot twist at the end was welcomed. Recommended for a rainy afternoon because it's hard to put down.


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Summary: Searching
Review: Sandra Tate is a highly successful architect whose personal life is disjointed and slowly falling apart. After ending her long-term relationship and then recuperating from a serious health scare, she finds a clue in her deceased father's belongings as to her long-lost mother's whereabouts. Sandra buys a motorcycle and begins her journey to find her mother, and along the way she finds herself healing and finding a real love. After a rocky start, "Midas Touch" becomes a fun lesbian romance about a third of the way through, where the reader eagerly awaits the resolution of Sandra's journey. Frankie Jones delivers not only some hot sex, but a marvelous romance that charms and entertains.