Not A Thing
What won’t he do for her? Not a thing, apparently…
Christy:
I vowed I’d never go back to the small town of Seddledowne.
But the principal job there was too good to pass up. I even loved it enough to tolerate working with my ex.
Everything was on track.
Until my family launched a humiliating campaign to find me a husband and ruined everything.
I prayed for a savior. But nothing could’ve prepared me for the man who came to my rescue.
Or for what he did to save me…
Holden
I didn’t want to deal with messy romantic drama ever again. So, I never should’ve kissed my brother’s ex in front of her family.
But I did.
Now, against my better judgment, we’re stuck in a frustrating, no-kissing, all-cuddling, fake dating arrangement, and I’m in big trouble.
Because I fell in love with Christy. And in my life, bad things tend to happen to women I love.
So, I’ll just have to keep my feelings—and my hands—to myself until I’m strong enough to walk away from this disaster.
But how do I protect her heart…when mine is already hers?
Not a Thing, book 2 in The Seddledowne series of interconnected standalones, is an angsty, emotional contemporary romance with plenty of heat, but NO on-the-page spicy scenes. It includes the perfect blend of laughs and page-turning suspense and has a guaranteed happily ever after. Download today, and welcome to Seddledowne.
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