One Night Only
A spicy, forbidden romance where she’s older and he’s OBSESSED.
Dallas Shaw is a “no strings” kind of guy. Voted NHL’s sexiest goalie two years in a row, he’s the league’s biggest playboy—a reputation he maintains with pride.
But when a pretty blonde crashes into his life like an adorable wrecking ball, what was supposed to be a one night stand turns Dallas’ whole world upside down. When he wakes up alone the morning after, he’s left with nothing but her sweet scent on his pillow and a serious case of longing he’s never felt before.
A month later, fate brings Dallas’ dream girl back into his life. And he’s determined to win her over. The only problem? She’s his agent’s new executive assistant, and her employment contract definitely included a pesky non-fraternization clause.
Emily Cole, the beautiful woman with honey eyes and hidden scars, unknowingly has Dallas’ heart in the palm of her hand. He can’t stay away from her, no matter how hard she tries to push him away or how many times she reminds him that she’s almost 10 years his senior. For the first time in his life, Dallas Shaw is down bad.
Now, all he has to do is convince Emily that he’s worth the risk. That he’s no longer the infamous playboy with a roster of women in every city he’s ever played. And, most importantly, that he’ll never hurt her the way she’s been hurt before.
It was supposed to be just one night. One night only. But what if the one night stand is the one?
Trigger Warning:
One Night Only includes a female protagonist who is a breast cancer survivor. This book includes mention of cancer and cancer treatments, the physiological and psychological effects of cancer and cancer treatments, the mention of lasting effects of cancer treatments, and, most importantly, the journey to learning to love oneself after cancer and everything it takes away. Reader discretion is advised.
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