Category: Book blogging

TristanJennie Lynn Roberts(The Hawks, #1)Publication date: February 22nd 2021Genres: Adult, Fantasy, Romance His redemption might be her downfall… Tristan has nothing left to lose. His best friend’s […]

Forever BurnTrinity LemmPublication date: May 4th 2020Genres: Contemporary, Romance, Young Adult Tatum Everley is a freshman at Western Michigan University. Due to an emotionally and […]

The Lost PrincessR.G. AngelPublication date: January 15th 2021Genres: Adult, Fantasy, Romance “The path to peace is full of wars just as the path of love […]

Stolen HeartsMolly O’KeefePublication date: January 12th 2021Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romance The flare of a cigarette, the sound of a stranger’s voice, and the handsome Irishman […]

Hard CodeMisha BellPublication date: January 12th 2021Genres: Adult, Comedy, Contemporary, Romance My new assignment at work: test out toys. Yup, that kind. Well, technically, it’s […]

Pas de TroisBrynn Ford(The Four Families, #3)Publication date: January 12th 2021Genres: Adult, Dark Romance, Romance Blood taken requires blood given. But whose will spill? The four […]

FetchingKylie Gilmore(Unleashed Romance, #1)Publication date: January 12th 2021Genres: Adult, Comedy, Romance He’s her knight in shining armor. Only she’s no damsel in distress. Wyatt I’m […]

8 Happily Ever After: A Contemporary Romance Boxed SetPublication date: January 12th 2021Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romance These heroes and heroines are lost without each other […]

I eyed the nearest “no trespassing” sign mounted on the fence about ten feet away. With all the surveillance cameras, he had to know I was out here. I was probably lucky the guy hadn’t had me arrested yet.
Another hour passed.
The sun was disappearing over the horizon now, darkness settling in. It didn’t look like I was going to be successful today.
With a heavy sigh, I gathered up my bag and rose to my feet, deciding to call it a day.
My skin prickled as something moved on the other side the fence.
I spun around, my heart smacking into my ribs.
The heavily-treed yard now deep in shadows, it took a moment for my eyes to take in what had appeared before me. Even then, I wasn’t entirely sure what I was looking at in the low light. He stood as still as the tree trunks surrounding him.
My hand flew to my throat, my eyes widening.
Gasping, I stumbled back, tripping over my own feet and falling into the underbrush, my bag landing beside me.
I tilted my head back, unable to tear my gaze away.
Ohmigod. Ohmigod. Oh. My. God.