BL Miller

Margarita is the movie that you didn’t see coming. Comic and heart-warming, it is a beautifully executed film that is sure to leave a lasting impression. Margarita is a nanny for a fourteen year old girl and her well-to-do parents. From fixing breakfast to fixing the gutters, Margarita does it all. Ben and Gail, a dentist and a doctor respectively, have not been careful with their money. A combination of frivolous spending and bad investments leave them deep in the pits of financial ruin.

13 A good solid old school romance. Worth the read! This is a reissue of BL Miller’s 1999 trad romance but a new one for many readers. Despite it’s age it isn’t dated in a factual sense and felt as valid as any current romance. The characters are solid. Well developed and likeable, if a little more m/f in their roles than many more modern stories. Veronica Cartwright is the rich CEO of a large corporation, repressed by family expectations and a promise to her father.

Not all fresh starts come easily. Shawnna Green does not want to be at Stumpy’s Sex Emporium for any reason, least of all to ask for a job. But times are tight, and moving to New Orleans means trying to find employment without her network. That makes a job at a sex shop better than nothing until Shawn can get back into her chosen field as a social worker. Leaving Indianapolis was the right thing to do, especially considering how badly Shawn’s relationship with her ex, Courtney, ended.