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The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang

Stella loves numbers math and economics. But she has a hard time understanding people. She has Asperger's, so dealing with people is not easy for her. 

Her mother is pressuring her to get married. But she doesn't have all that much experience in the dating department, so she decides to hire an escort, to practice all that she has to know to have a successful dating experience.

Michael does the escorting once a week to help pay for his mother's medical bills. Her offer is too good to refuse. But being with her, makes him feel things too.

The more time they spend together, the more it feels not like working but like being in love.

It is a very steamy story of an unlikely match, that fits perfectly together. 

It was very eye-opening to experience the world from Stella's perspective...

Highly recommend it!



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happy reading,
anie
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