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NEW REVIEW: Naomi Chase - Exposed

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Tamia Luke is at the height of her career in advertising and is next in line for a big promotion. So when a wealthy, sexy man named Dominic Archer is in need of her services, little does she know that he means more than just advertising. What Tamia is about to find out is that Dominic knows about her past...a secret that if exposed could ultimately destroy her career and her relationship with her boyfriend Brandon.

Brandon Chambers is a lawyer at a prestigious law firm. He is also the lieutenant govenor's son. Tamia has dreams of being Mrs. Chambers, and she will do anything to make sure those dreams come true. The only problem is that Brandon and her have been dating for about seven months and she has yet to meet his parents. Tamia is beginning to wonder if her efforts are all in vain and if their relationship will move to the next level.

Exposed by Naomi Chase is a story of a woman willing to lie, cheat and deceive to get what she wants. She doesn't think about the repercussions of her actions, or whom she is really hurting in the process. At first glance at the book cover, I thought this is going to be a typical read, but it was anything but. I am not one for sexual scenes in books, but the ones in this book were steamy and erotic. The story grabs you from the very first page and has you eagerly anticipating the outcome. I really enjoyed Exposed and would definitely recommend this book to others!

Reviewed by Leona for Urban Reviews

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