Y’all, how is possible that the kids are more fabulous than the originals?!?!? Because that’s exactly what’s happened here!! Derek and Avery completely blew me away. Like left me speechless. I mean, this is now one of my all time favorite books. That’s how powerful it was to me. And I don’t say that lightly.
Each of Lani’s books resonate with me on a personal level, but this one, wow. There was just something about it. Maybe it was the crappy hand at life that Avery had been dealt, that she’d had to overcome. The fighter that she clearly was, the resilience that she’d shown in every aspect of her life. Or possibly it was the restraint that Derek showed in denying himself something he wanted so badly, the one woman that made him finally breathe easier.
Whatever the reason, this book totally did it for me. All the way. It’s one of, if not THE best of hers yet. I love every single thing about it. Every single word, and I want to shout it to the rooftops. Every one of you need to read it. And NOW.
Sometimes people come into a person’s life and make their heart skip a beat.
Those people are called cops.
Well, one cop in particular.
A SWAT officer for the Kilgore Police Department, to be specific.
The first time Avery Flynn saw Derek Roberts, she was photographing him for the first annual Kilgore Police Department SWAT calendar. He was leaned back in his squad car, shirtless, and giving her a smile that was completely between them. A smile that hinted at what he wanted to do to her later.
When she scrounges up the courage to ask him out after the photoshoot, he laughs in her face.
Well, screw you, too, Mr. February.
***
Derek Roberts never really paid attention to the photographer.
She was a mousy girl who dressed like a twelve-year-old girl. Her tight leggings, extra baggy Star Trek t-shirt denoting her a Klingon captain, and her surprisingly clean Chucks didn’t leave much of an impression.
Now, the outfit that she was in weeks after he rebuffed her? Yeah, now that caught his attention.
Too bad that happens when he’s trying to save her from what’s sure to be death thanks to an unhinged native Texan who’s convinced she was the reason he lost his last chance at a million dollars.
When he tries to save her, she tells him she’d rather take a cattle prod to the forehead than go anywhere with him.
Challenge. Accepted.
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Y’all, how is possible that the kids are more fabulous than the originals?!?!? Because that’s exactly what’s happened here!! Derek and Avery completely blew me away. Like left me speechless. I mean, this is now one of my all time favorite books. That’s how powerful it was to me. And I don’t say that lightly.
Each of Lani’s books resonate with me on a personal level, but this one, wow. There was just something about it. Maybe it was the crappy hand at life that Avery had been dealt, that she’d had to overcome. The fighter that she clearly was, the resilience that she’d shown in every aspect of her life. Or possibly it was the restraint that Derek showed in denying himself something he wanted so badly, the one woman that made him finally breathe easier.
Whatever the reason, this book totally did it for me. All the way. It’s one of, if not THE best of hers yet. I love every single thing about it. Every single word, and I want to shout it to the rooftops. Every one of you need to read it. And NOW.
Each of Lani’s books resonate with me on a personal level, but this one, wow. There was just something about it. Maybe it was the crappy hand at life that Avery had been dealt, that she’d had to overcome. The fighter that she clearly was, the resilience that she’d shown in every aspect of her life. Or possibly it was the restraint that Derek showed in denying himself something he wanted so badly, the one woman that made him finally breathe easier.
Whatever the reason, this book totally did it for me. All the way. It’s one of, if not THE best of hers yet. I love every single thing about it. Every single word, and I want to shout it to the rooftops. Every one of you need to read it. And NOW.
Sometimes people come into a person’s life and make their heart skip a beat.
Those people are called cops.
Well, one cop in particular.
A SWAT officer for the Kilgore Police Department, to be specific.
The first time Avery Flynn saw Derek Roberts, she was photographing him for the first annual Kilgore Police Department SWAT calendar. He was leaned back in his squad car, shirtless, and giving her a smile that was completely between them. A smile that hinted at what he wanted to do to her later.
When she scrounges up the courage to ask him out after the photoshoot, he laughs in her face.
Well, screw you, too, Mr. February.
***
Derek Roberts never really paid attention to the photographer.
She was a mousy girl who dressed like a twelve-year-old girl. Her tight leggings, extra baggy Star Trek t-shirt denoting her a Klingon captain, and her surprisingly clean Chucks didn’t leave much of an impression.
Now, the outfit that she was in weeks after he rebuffed her? Yeah, now that caught his attention.
Too bad that happens when he’s trying to save her from what’s sure to be death thanks to an unhinged native Texan who’s convinced she was the reason he lost his last chance at a million dollars.
When he tries to save her, she tells him she’d rather take a cattle prod to the forehead than go anywhere with him.
Challenge. Accepted.
Get Your Copy Here:
Lani Lynn Vale is married to the love of her life that she met in high school. She fell in love with him because he was wearing baseball pants. Ten years later they have three perfectly crazy children and a cat named Demon who likes to wake her up at ungodly times in the night. They live in the greatest state in the world, Texas. She writes contemporary and romantic suspense, and has a love for all things romance.
You can find Lani in front of her computer writing away in her fictional characters world...that is until her husband and kids demand sustenance in the form of food and drink.
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