Every Womans Dream

"Not all wishes should come true."
Master storyteller Mary Monroe begins her Lonely Heart, Deadly Heart series with a page-turning tale of seduction and shocking surprises, as two unhappy women fulfill their every erotic dream and find a desire that kills
As teenagers, best friends Lola Poole and Joan Procter concocted a scheme to escape their boredom, pass the time between boyfriends and bring in some money. It all started when they got in the habit of corresponding with lonely, unsuspecting and generous older men. In return for their love letters, the teens were rewarded with checks. The fun only ended when their swindle nearly got them killed. Now they re grown, but they re still longing for every woman s dream of love and excitement
Joan is unhappily married, while Lola is done with putting her life on hold for her selfish relatives demands. As girls they were looking for money, but as women they have other needs they want satisfied. And thanks to online dating and a parade of lovers, they re getting all the sexy fun they missed out on. It s a downright addictive game. But games can t last forever and someone has to lose
A LONELY HEART, DEADLY HEART NOVEL
Praise for the novels of Mary Monroe
"Readers who enjoy watching characters' fortunes rise and fall will relish this tumultuous family." --"Booklist "on "Family of Lies"
"Once again, Monroe displays her gift as a marvel with this sensational novel." --"RT Book Reviews "on "Lost Daughters"
"Another witty and wise installment to her God series .If this raunchy and rambunctious book is any indication, Monroe's series has a lot of life left in it." --"Publishers Weekly "on "God Ain't Through Yet"
"A fast-paced, sexy, tense story that will make readers think twice before getting tangled up in an affair." --"Booklist "on "God Ain't Blind"
"Readers are left on edge Monroe once again skillfully delivers a crafty story wrapped around a host of heartwarming characters battling everyday struggles and obstacles, even as she entertains readers with spurts of unexpected comedy and tragedy." --"Library Journal " on "God Don't Play"
"A highly satisfying page-turner--and one that will stand out." --"Publishers Weekly "on "God Don't Like Ugly""