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“The Woman on the Exam Table by Jessica Gadziala ” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read. Whitney had enough going on. She didn’t need any more drama in her life.But when a terrifying encounter leaves her inexplicably entwined with the New York City mafia, and a man known as Salvatore “the Surgeon” Costa, in particular, it was clear that her life was never going to be the same…Salvatore’s story and this one didn’t disappoint. I loved that it was age gap but with a slightly older heroine than we are used to from Jessica Gadziala. I very much enjoyed reading it- I loved that it’s mafia but not super complex or complicated. You get a lot of time with both Salvatore and Whitney together, which is something I really enjoy. In the beginning there is a small bit overlap in the POVs, which is not my favorite thing, but it didn’t last long. I absolutely loved the little bits of all the other characters that make an appearance in this one and am already desperately wanting some of their stories.

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I feel like this story was more …subdued, maybe, and less traumatic than some of the others in the author’s cannon. Not a problem for me (don’t need the intense drama all the time) but I guess it seemed like less was at risk in this story than the previous ones.Would be nice to have a FMC that wasn’t abused but I guess it’s just part of the formula that works for these books. This one wasn’t so overwhelmingly trauma-loaded, but let’s see a decently-adjusted heroine for once.I liked Salvatore well enough, but seemed kind of personality-less. I would’ve expected some habits (other than back against the wall) or pleasures (other than sex) after 15 years in prison.Was a bit annoying to relive the same event that one POV just shared when we switch to the other POV. But the plot moved on quickly enough once the new POV gave their account.