Forever Fickle

An Enemies-to-Lover Workplace Romance

De: Ginny Sterling

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Clear skies ahead…

Jace 'Hot Cakes' Sorensen never had to try hard for anything. Flying came easy, like he was born in the cockpit of a plane. Life was smooth and women fell all over him… except Karen. Even her name should have warned him to stay clear.

Turbulence detected!

Karen Marks had met with irate men all her life – but usually at a parent-teacher conference. This macho know-it-all took the cake! Why did she ever agree to help her friend for some extra cash and fill her summer break? It wasn’t worth the headache dealing with Jace.

She had to put up with him for one week.

That’s all.

So how bad could it be?

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⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️Jace and Karen's love story starts the the most unbelievably funny way possible. You will laugh, cry, and cheer for these two throughout the whole book.

⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️He's got swagger and sass and underneath- the sweetest heart ever.

⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️The more she resists, the harder he falls. Until she falls for him, just as hard. A great story!

My Favorite Audible Book!

The thoughtful text is heavily refreshing emphasizing spiritual growth and commitment to moral principles. Beautiful and
deeply moving love story. Parallels to my life as an Air Force wife (even wedding details of Dress Blues and Cornflower print for the bridesmaids dresses) brought back many memories. Thank you, Ginny Sterling.

True Commitment!

I love Jace and Karen as a couple. His willingness to open up and admit many things about himself and misperceptions because of his call sign was the best foundation they could’ve started with. Their relationship sure was a long time in growing, but their commitment and yearning for each other was so beautiful. Karen’s family irritated me a bit because of the type of questions that they were asked. Jace‘s family seemed to be much more loving, although I would’ve strangled his sister. The end of this story was so sweet, and a bit unexpected, I loved it! I was glad you made Jace the man that he was… it made the story so much classier and wonderful and more deserving of Karen, especially with her background!