You’ve Got It Bad: Dr. Feelgood Sequel
by Marissa Monteilh (aka Pynk)
Publication Date: Aug 06, 2013
List Price: $14.99
Format: Paperback, 342 pages
Classification: Nonfiction
ISBN13: 9780970414199
Imprint: 4D Publishing
Publisher: 4D Publishing
Parent Company: 4D Publishing
Paperback Description:
The good doctor, Dr. Makkai Worthy, returns as Dr. Feelgood in the steamy sequel of a handsome, popular heart surgeon who repairs hearts in his professional life, yet breaks them in his personal life. Dr. Makkai Worthy’s daughter Fonda is now five-years old, and her mother, Monday Askins, who abandoned Fonda after giving birth, is back, and she vows to make good on her threat to get her daughter if it’s the last thing she does. Dr. Feelgood is unattached after his split from Mary Jane Cherry, and his life-saving hands are full, as his love of women again rules his rolling stone life. But one sequence of dramatic events leads to another, and if Dr. Feelgood plans to save himself, he’ll need to break the generational curses that bind and face some unexpected truths. Will his love of women continue to rule his world, or will he break all the rules and prove to himself, that having it bad, ain’t good?
The good doctor, Dr. Makkai Worthy, returns as Dr. Feelgood in the steamy sequel of a handsome, popular heart surgeon who repairs hearts in his professional life, yet breaks them in his personal life. Dr. Makkai Worthy’s daughter Fonda is now five-years old, and her mother, Monday Askins, who abandoned Fonda after giving birth, is back, and she vows to make good on her threat to get her daughter if it’s the last thing she does. Dr. Feelgood is unattached after his split from Mary Jane Cherry, and his life-saving hands are full, as his love of women again rules his rolling stone life. But one sequence of dramatic events leads to another, and if Dr. Feelgood plans to save himself, he’ll need to break the generational curses that bind and face some unexpected truths. Will his love of women continue to rule his world, or will he break all the rules and prove to himself, that having it bad, ain’t good?