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Med en fraværende far og en uduelig mor har Johanna Walker altid taget sig af sin lillebror Cole. Hun arbejder hårdt for at opretholde facaden og skjule sandheden om sin familiesituation, og selv de mænd hun dater, er valgt med udgangspunkt i at sikre Cole den bedst mulige fremtid. Cameron MacCabe, den sexede, nye bartender på arbejdet er anderledes end alle andre mænd, Jo har mødt – og det slår hurtigt gnister mellem dem. Men selv om Jo for første gang nogensinde er fristet til at sætte sig selv først, tør hun ikke sænke paraderne og vise Cam, hvem hun i virkeligheden er. Men da Cam flytter ind i lejligheden under hende, kan Jo ikke længere fornægte den store tiltrækning mellem dem – især ikke fordi Cam er stålsat på at afdække alle hendes hemmeligheder og virkelig lære hende at kende. Også hvis det kræver hårdt arbejde … LONDON ROAD er andet selvstændige bind i Samantha Youngs populære Dublin Street-serie. Samantha Young er blevet kaldt Skotlands svar på E.L. James. Hendes bøger udkommer i 29 lande.
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