Don't Make Me Beg
She was my best friend… Until she ruined my life.
I’ve spent the last eight years patiently plotting my revenge.
Now she’s back in town, and so desperate she’s willing to do anything…
Even if it means marrying the person who hates her the most.
Scout Sinclair is the town princess, the quintessential good girl in every sense of the word, who’s never broken a rule in her life.
And I’m the tattooed, bad boy with a criminal history. Some may even call me a screw-up, not that I care. Life’s easier when no one expects much from you.
There was a time when I’d have done anything for her… even taking the fall for a crime I didn’t commit…
And what did that get me?
Three years in prison, while she walked away with her spotless good-girl reputation intact.
I’ve been waiting for a chance to ruin her life the same way she ruined mine.
And now she’s back in town, desperate for my help… so desperate that she even agreed to marry me.
Everything was going according to plan until I realized one epic oversight.
Maybe love and hate are closer emotions than I thought?
Suddenly, I’m remembering why I was so quick to protect her before.
I’m afraid I just may be falling in love with my wife… again.
Don’t Make Me Beg is a laugh-out-loud, scorching hot romantic comedy set in a small town in the Appalachian Mountains, and the second book in the Ashford Falls Series. All books can be read as standalone novels.
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