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Ever wish you could go back to fix the mistakes you made so badly?
Sometimes I do, other times I just learn to live with myself and what has happened so I don’t repeat those mistakes in the future. It all depends on what is accomplishable. Every situation is different and me personally, if it’s within my power to not fix but more realistically apologize and make a correction? I will give it my most earnest try.
Owning Up to Your Mistakes
Owning Up to Your Mistakes
It’s one of my major principles in life… Owning up to my mistakes. Whenever I made a mistake at work, or in any setting for that matter, I would raise my hand and say so. If I’d forgotten to do something or just made an error, I would say so. I wouldn’t make excuses. I’ve always felt like making excuses is a sign of weakness. Owning up takes courage and I think that’s really important. I’ve…
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Owning Up by Michele Zurlo
Releasing April 11, 2019
This book was previously Two Masters for Samantha, but the story has been completely re-written and updated. The characters are the same, it starts up the same, but everything else is new
I love a good ménage, and this one has everything about making one work in the real world. Two millionaires business men, who happen to be twins, with a Russian name to add intrigue. A sweet, but confident, woman who is trying to make her way in the art world. Immediate attraction, a long-distance beginning, but a quick resolution. Lots of heat, really amazing BDSM scenes, time with all three, and time with just a pair. Wonderful exploration for them all, finding what they like, adjusting to each others wants and needs while they figure out their chemistry. Heart-break and despair, causing me lots of tears, and feeling hopeless. Then a spark, an actual fire, that cause action, and finally understanding, and resolution
I absolutely loved this story, because it took me by surprise. Everything seemed so perfect, and I loved the characters, all three of them. They seemed so focused, and put together, and knowing themselves, and each other. When things started to seem off, I was sure it would turn around. I felt actual despair with the characters. I was right there with them, for the good, the sexy, the bad, the confusion, the love, the caring, the pain, the chemistry. It all swept off the pages and immersed me into the story. I wanted more, I wanted to wrap them up, I wanted to be a voyeur with them. I felt everything with them, and it was wonderful, even when it was painful, it filled my soul!