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A new taboo story emerges from the best-selling writer of The New York Times.
Jordan:
When I had nowhere to go, he took me there. He doesn’t use me, hurt me or forget me. He wouldn’t treat me the way he did, take me for granted, or make me feel unsafe. He remembered me, laughed with me, and looked at me. He listened to me, protected me, and saw me. I could feel his eyes on my eyes at the breakfast table and my heart rang out when I heard him pulling into the driveway after get off work.
I have to stop this. It cannot happen. My sister once told me there is no good man and if you find a good man, he probably doesn’t. Only Pike Lawson is not the unusable Pike Lawson. I am.
Parker:
I brought her in because I thought I was helping. She will cook a few meals and clean up a little. This is a simple arrangement. But as the days go by, it becomes easier and easier. I had to stop my mind from drifting onto her and stop breathing every time I hit her in the house. I can’t touch her, I don’t want to do that. But the more I crossed her path, the more she became a part of me.
But we cannot give this freely. She is 19 years old and I am 38 years old. I am her boyfriend’s father. Unfortunately, both of them moved into my house.
Birthday Girls is an independent contemporary romance suitable for 18+ years old.
Cassy Roop cover design in pink ink design.
Customers say
Customers find the romance in the book sweet, touching, and beautiful. They enjoy the character development and the coming-of-age tale for both characters. The story is described as emotional, intense, and heart-melting. Readers appreciate the spicy scenes and find the book entertaining with playful banter. It holds their attention from start to finish, making it an addictive read.
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