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REVIEW: Out of the Office, by Louisa Masters

July 31, 2019July 25, 2019 by scott

Title: Out of the Office Author: Louisa Masters Genre: Contemporary LGBTQ+ Category: MM/Gay Publisher: Self Pages: 84 Reviewer: Pat Get It On Amazon About The Book Whoever thought achieving career goals could be boring? Not Duncan Witten, but here he is at forty-one, in his dream job… and hating it. Throw it all away for a challenge? Yes, please! If only Dunc had known his challenging new job came with Paul Hanks, a man who redefines “stubborn.” They need to work together to meet targets, but thanks to Dunc’s idiot predecessor, Paul won’t take his calls or reply to emails. There’s only one solution: travel across the country and confront … Read more

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