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It was wrong to stay together...but we couldn’t stay apart.

I’ve been with my share of women, but none touched my heart and fired my senses the way she did. Her smile enticed me. Her caresses teased me. Her body aroused me.

And yet, it couldn’t last. There were too many years between us. A gap we couldn’t breach, and we broke it off. No. I broke it off. And I’ve regretted that decision ever since.

Now she’s in danger, and there’s no one else I trust to protect her. But the more time we spend together, the more I want her back. And all I know now is I have to keep her safe - and despite both of us knowing better, somehow, someway, she will be mine again.
©2019 Julie Kenner (P)2019 Julie Kenner
Literature & Fiction Contemporary
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Another quickie

This is the third novella in the Blackwell-Lyon series and unfortunately my least favorite. It is an age gap second chance romance, neither of which is my favorite trope. The plot is fine but the premise of the hero coming to grips with the age gap just didn’t do it for me. The narrator was new to me and was honestly quite a distraction. His female voice really sounded more like a child and the southern accent he used was off-putting. I probably would have liked it a lot better with a different narrator so thankfully it was relatively short.