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If you enjoyed this sizzling story, you’ll love the sexy and oh-so-satisfyingTAKING THE HEATbyUSA TODAYbestselling author Victoria Dahl, featuring an advice-columnist who just happens to be a virgin and the rugged librarian who gives her some much needed hands-on lessons in all things wicked. Read on for a sneak peek…

OUT OF ALLthe mistakes Veronica Chandler had made in her life, this was definitely the worst. Worse than moving to New York City after college, worse than dating that guy who’d dumped her via text after a hand job, worse than crawling back home to Wyoming with her tail between her legs, and even worse than becoming a complete fraud of an advice columnist.

What the hell had she been thinking? She should have said no to her boss. She should have told him to take his horrible idea back to whatever hellish place he’d found it. But she’d been too afraid to say no.

Veronica lived every single day afraid that her boss was going to realize the truth about her. Each email she received from him seemed to pulse with menace, and when he’d called and asked her to stop by his office two weeks earlier, she’d known that had been the end of her charade.

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