β Scribed by Penny Wylder
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
I bumped into the perfect pair of legs (and much more) at my best friend's wedding.
What can I say? Guess I'm just lucky.
And then I got luckier-- if you get my drift.
One fantastic night was meant to be just that. Turns out I'm not ready to quit Little Miss City Girl. One flight later and I'm staring up at skyscrapers and wall to wall people. This isn't my world, but for her sweet mouth, I'll endure it.
Thing is... her friends and family are ready to get in my way.
Her world is full of money and high-end luxury.
All I can offer her is my massive HEAT.
Will she choose a future with me over her spoiled lifestyle?
This is Book 3 in the Big Men Big Hearts series, and features Mark, Ryder's best friend. You can read any of these books in any order, they're standalones+satisfying in their own right (wink wink.) However, they're even MORE exciting when you recognize the familiar faces... xoxoxo **
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