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Seven men. One for every day of the week. A story too sexy to pass up.
Chicago University newspaper is going under.
I need to save it.
Everyone says sex sells, and what is sexier than a polyamorous relationship?
One woman. Multiple men.
Now that’s how you sell papers.
But my plea for such a woman to come for-ward to an interview has unexpected consequences.
All I get are Dirty sexts asking if I want first-hand experience.
I shouldn’t give up my v-card and get involved with seven men.
I’m not that desperate to save the paper.
Or am I?
I need to keep it a secret if I do decide to play out my fantasies because if the truth comes out, I don’t know if we will all survive the wreckage.
Flirt Chat Series is created by Sarwah Creed, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.
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I wish there are another stories that much friendlier for the public. Nevertheless, I heard some of my friends that criticised the CS staff~
I have checked on Amazon for the books and apparently I was shocked to find that they're quite expensive. Eventually, I decided to read the preview on Google. I was very disappointed with the story flow because I don't think the chapters disconnect each other. I couldn't afford myself to read more chapters. Okay, I'm done with these stories.
I would comment not only about the content of the book but also the other aspects. I am working as a marketer and consultant in one of the renowned publisher now. The content wise, is not bad. I wish I can see more characterisation from each character and how this stories can link to another dots. Nevertheless, I would like to address something that the author should pay attention. I know some insiders from other publishing and reading app, and of course, before I want to offer a contract to an author, I would do a background check including the interviewing the editors and the CS staffs. She is very nice to the editor, however, she did not appreciate the CS staffs' works when she complained about her book or her income was not into her account. She harassed them with rude words and claimed them to be unprofessional. As a marketer and consultant for the publishing app, I need to make a strategic way and recruit people with best works and attitudes. Looking at these, I would never send her a contract as she is not professional to the low position staffs and talks rudely to them. I hope she can change the attitude if she wants to market books to a wider audience and she needs to adjust her responses when she respond to low position staffs. This is just a note for the reader and author.