β Scribed by Jules Bennett
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
When three best friends decide to stretch their wings and revamp the local airport in small-town Haven, Georgia, the destination is laughter and love ...
Jade Mackenzie left her high-society family's expectations behind when she came back to cozy Haven, and she's never been happier. But what's supposed to be a quick trip to Nashville for a cousin's wedding turns into a disaster when one of the airport's pilots offers to fly her there. One crash landing and a shared room later, and tattooed, bearded Cash Miller is standing in as her gorgeously unsuitable plus-one--and turning her on in ways she can't deny. But a relationship? A real one? That's definitely in the no-fly zone.
Vincent "Cash" Miller doesn't have much in the world, but he does have pride--and a strict policy not to let anyone trash-talk his friends, not even their mothers. Standing up for sexy, headstrong Jade comes naturally--but so does the bone-deep itch for her he's...
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