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Julian Kade hates everyone. But when a power outage traps him in a Paris elevator with sharp-tongued chef Freya Kapoor and charming street fighter Archer Wilde, an unexpected spark ignites between them. By the end of the twelve hours that follow, they’ve shared their darkest desires…and formed a bond none of them could have expected.

He was supposed to be my study subject, not my obsession. Hayden Hall presents Book 3 in the Saints of Westmont U series. Contains mature themes.

Vielleicht zogen Wolken an mir vorbei, während ich nicht hinsah, weil ich es nicht ertrug, wie die Welt sich weiterdrehte. Nathan wollte in Seattle seinen Frieden finden und traf stattdessen auf Miles. Miles Callahan, sein neuer Nachbar, der zu oft lächelte und zu viel sprach. Der es schaffte, Nathans Herz aus seiner Starre zu befreien und ihm zeigte, dass es Sekunden im Leben gab, in denen die Zeit nicht stillstand. Zusammen erschufen sie Glasbauwelten, in denen Nathan seine Angst für ein paar Augenblicke vergessen konnte.

This 258k bundle includes the first four books from this best-selling series loosely centered around Davey - a guy on the search for a perfect Daddy…and the insane list of rules he makes along the way. Each book begins with Davey on a not-so-perfect date that ends after the perspective Daddy breaks three rules he didn’t know existed. Each failed date goes on to find his own perfect match and often with Davey’s help, whether they want it or not.

This bundle includes the second half of this best-selling series loosely centered around Davey - a guy on the search for a perfect Daddy…and the insane list of rules he makes along the way. Each book begins with Davey on a not-so-perfect date that ends after the perspective Daddy breaks three rules he didn’t know existed. Each failed date goes on to find his own perfect match and often with Davey’s help, whether they want it or not.

My brother’s friend is hot. If you’re into flannel-wearing lumbersexual former jocks who eat donuts for dinner and still scribble to-do lists on their palms. I’m not. I’m a serious scientist in my final of grad school. Sure, I have few quirks of my own, and I’m all for having fun, but I don’t have time for Aiden’s brand of crazy.