Missy Johnson
A New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, Missy lives in a small town in Victoria, Australia with her husband and her confused pets (a dog who thinks that she is a cat, a cat who thinks he is a dog...you get the picture). When she's not writing, she can usually be found looking for...
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A New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, Missy lives in a small town in Victoria, Australia with her husband and her confused pets (a dog who thinks that she is a cat, a cat who thinks he is a dog...you get the picture). When she's not writing, she can usually be found looking for something to read.
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December 16-18They call him the Anaconda, and I'm pretty sure it isn’t because he likes snakes. Nick Jenson is my neighbor. My hot, oh-so-sexy, very-well-equipped neighbor that I’d spend hours watching from the safety of my bedroom window. I saw lots of things I probably shouldn’t have. Sometimes I’...
Charolette is a college graduate and is stressed out as she hasn’t found a job yet even with her journalism degree. Then she learns Jaxon/Jax is looking for an assistant/ kept woman. Jax is a playboy but recently his girlfriend came up missing. Charolette hopes to get Jax’s story so she tries for th...
Jaxon Murphy had a rough childhood. His parents and sister were murdered and this altered the way he chose to live his life. He doesn't want a relationship with anyone because he knows they'd just end up leaving him. Now he is part owner and CEO of Hamden & Murphy Enterprises. He was suspected o...
Code of Honor is a new series from Missy Johnson. Pietro Gustovi is 15 when his parents are murdered, in what appears to be a mob hit, and he has to go to America to live Giovanni Spontagio and his daughter Lucia. Pietro and Lucy grow up together and have a special bond that is constantly pulling th...
This is a good start to a series that I see a lot of potential in this series, but this book was just a set up and that's clear, I thought it was really anticlimactic until almost the very end, and then everything just went up all at the same time. I do like the relationship between Pietro and Lucy,...
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