Maternity Leave Free

Author: Trish Felice Cohen
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Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1594933405

Maternity Leave

Jenna Rosen has pleased her parents by becoming a lawyer and pleased her bank account by joining a prestigious firm. Get Maternity Leave literature books for free.
And not one other thing in her life pleases her except cycling.

She's got plenty of money but no time to train. If she quit her job she'd have plenty of time and no money to travel on tour. Not to mention that her parents are completely opposed to having a professional cyclist for a daughter.
What she really needs is a practical plan to collect a paycheck but not actually have to show up for work. When Jenna realizes that it'll only take one little lie to hit the road and race for her dreams, she files for leave. Maternity leave.

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Maternity Leave Free

And not one other thing in her life pleases her except cycling.

She's got plenty of money but no time to train. If she quit her job she'd have plenty of time and no money to travel on tour. Not to mention that her parents are completely opposed to having a professional cyclist for a daughter

Debut author Trish Felice Cohen takes readers for an anything-but-straight ride

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