Denise Wells
shameless * sassy * romance
Reviews
This story has a bit of everything from drama, action, and suspense mixed with steamy romance. I even found myself laughing at some of their antics and behaviors. One you do not want to miss out on. - Goodreads
HOLY HELL! Denise Wells is one of my go to authors, and I've LOVED every story that I've gotten my hands on, - Goodreads
My emotions ran the gambit with this well written romantic comedy!!!! I loved the push and pull and twist and turns!!!! I can’t wait to read more from Denise Wells!!!! - Goodreads
This is another one of those books it's dangerous to start too close to bedtime. There are also moments of complete hilarity in the book - it may not be one to read when you're out in public :-).
- Goodreads
Denise Wells can really pull you in and get you turning those pages, and before you know it, The End!!!!! - Goodreads
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About Denise
Denise has been reading since before she could talk. And to this day, escaping into a book is her go-to activity before anything else.
She likes to write about sassy women and semi-flawed alpha-esque men (hard on the outside and just a little soft on the inside.) Denise’s female characters always have strong friendships, potty mouths, and like to drink—a lot.
Denise is loyal to a fault, a bit too sarcastic, blindingly optimistic, and pretty freakin’ happy with life overall. If she couldn't be a writer, she'd be a singer in a classic rock band. Right after she learned to carry a tune. She has more purses than days in the month, an obsession with colored ink pens, and a slightly unhealthy bracelet habit.
Home is in the Pacific Northwest where she lives with five special needs Siberian Huskies and a husband (BW) who has the patience and tolerance of a saint. And, lest she forget, Denise also lives with too many to count characters inside her head, who will eventually have their stories told.