Stolen Hart, March 2020
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Paperback / e-Book
Hart's Bay #4
Author Self-Published
March 2020
On Sale: March 17, 2020
296 pages ISBN: 1912245388 EAN: 9781912245383 Kindle: B085TKCGCF Paperback / e-Book Add to Wish List
Barista Aaron Fisher has no time for shame, propriety, or boyfriends. He's tired of being used--by his family, hookups, and even a would-be blackmailer. A year after his last heartbreak, Aaron's ready to give love another chance. He swoops in to rescue a gentle, bashful hunky customer from the depths of app-swiping hell. Their ideas of hot dates couldn't be further apart... but making Quinn blush is Aaron's new favorite hobby.
After a string of failed first dates, personal trainer and hopeless romantic Quinn Powell is ready to give up on love before Aaron suggests a deal. Before December ends, can Aaron prove that great sex is all you need, or will Quinn show him that happily ever after does exist? Dating inappropriate, sassy Aaron is like sticking dynamite into Quinn's tidy life. He finds himself remembering desires that have gone unsatisfied for years.
Before long they're breaking the only rule: don't hide their real feelings just to win the bet. Quinn's afraid of scaring off the secretly vulnerable twink, while Aaron's afraid of going tame if he gives his heart to the only man strong enough to see through his defenses. This is a lot more than a fling and a few fancy dates. But as their time runs out, they must find the strength to admit to their fears.
Both men need rescuing--but can they believe in themselves and each other when it matters most?
Stolen Hart is the fourth book in the new Hart's Bay series about a small town full of nosy but well-meaning neighbors and brotherly banter. It can be read on its own, and promises a happily-ever-after ending with plenty of smiles and steam along the way. And at least one naughty thing that shouldn't happen in a coffee shop.
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