Mr. Masters (Mr. Series Book 1)

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Brielle turned out to be a refreshing delight although I’ll admit at one point I felt it could have gone either way. Willow and Sammy were great. Julian blowing hot and cold had me going hot and cold on him. But ultimately this was a book I couldn’t put down. It completely won me over and I’m moving straight onto Mr. Spencer next.

This was my first read by this author and I was entranced. The writing was brilliant, flowed beautifully and seamlessly throughout! The relationship development was superb, it was SUPER HOT and EROTIC, it was emotional, it was sweet and tender and yet volatile and painful at times. The added characters such as the kids and his parents just made my heart melt!!!!!In 1940s, Felix Bloch working at stanford university and Edward Purcell from harvard university independent of each other, described a physicochemical phenomenon which was based on the magnetic properties of certain nuclei in the periodic system. They found that when certain nuclei were placed in a magnetic field they absorbed energy in the electromagnetic spectrum and re-emitted this energy when they returned to their original state. The strength of the magnetic field and the radiofrequency matched each other according to the Larmor relationship. For this discovery, Bloch and Purcell were awarded with the nobel prize for physics in 1952.In the 1940s, two brilliant scientists, Felix Bloch from Stanford University and Edward Purcell from Harvard University, independently made significant contributions to the understanding of a physicochemical phenomenon related to the magnetic properties of specific nuclei in the periodic system. They made a groundbreaking discovery that when these nuclei were exposed to a magnetic field, they absorbed energy from the electromagnetic spectrum. Subsequently, upon returning to their original state, these nuclei emitted the absorbed energy. The strength of the magnetic field and the radiofrequency were found to be correlated as per the Larmor relationship.

There was a bit of OW drama here and the H did sleep with OW, Sheridan, after meeting the h. They’ve been fbuddies for 10 YEARS, btw. Three years later, in 1978, Hugh Clow and Ian R. Young, who were working at a British company called EMI, achieved another groundbreaking milestone in medical imaging. They successfully created the first transverse Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) image of a human head. This achievement opened up new possibilities for non-invasive imaging of the brain and other internal structures, providing valuable insights for medical diagnosis and research.Anyway the hero and heroine do make a go of it. Lot's of drama with her family opposing the hero, the friends with benefits drama, well you get the picture.

Like Mr. Masters this book is told in dual points of view in dual narration. I love that there are two narrators but like duet narration much better, where the male narrator does all the male voices and the female does the female voices. Dual narration has them each narrating all the voices within the chapter based on whose POV the chapter is in. I don’t like that as much because the female narrator has to do male voices and vice versa. Now we have the kids who we’re both realistic and acted how so thought kids their age would act and I really like how we had a bit of representation with Willow. How long have you used prostitutes?” “From the age of twenty-four up until the day you walked into my house.”Spencer sets out to woo Charlotte and I have to give him props for his persistence. He eventually lures her in and despite a few road bumps these two jump into a whirlwind of friendship, laughter and incredible satiating sex. It’s more than just that though. Charlotte has never felt so free and happy as she does when she is with Spencer. Julian wants to keep their affair as a secret for a long while and they tell no one about it. They just meet at a hotel. So out of character. And then when she asked if he was with anybody he just blatantly lies and says no. Mrs. is a title used before a surname or full name of a married female. Mrs. is an abbreviation for the word Missus, it is pronounced like the word Missus. The abbreviation Mrs. has been in use since the sixteenth century, it is a variant of the word mistress. Ms.