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His Five Night Stand: Steamy Second Chance Contemporary Romance: Counting on Love | Emma Thorne

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Five scorching nights, two fragile hearts, one broken rule...
Five nights with a gorgeous man will make her forget her ex forever. At least that's what Callie's neighbor promised when Callie moves into a new apartment building. Devastated by her boyfriend's confession that he's in love with another woman, Callie can't imagine anything could heal her broken heart.
Loss has brought Theo to his knees before, so he knows just how to repair Callie's shattered confidence. After five nights in his arms, she'll leave her heartache behind, give voice to her deepest desires and be ready to forge a real, lasting love with someone new...it just won't be him.
Theo can give Callie back her voice and teach her to ask for what she wants from her lover, but what if she asks for more than he can give? Will he break his only rule - no falling in love - for her?

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His Five Night Stand: Steamy Second Chance Contemporary Romance: Counting on Love | Emma Thorne

“Maybe neighbor,” I said, laughing as my cheeks burned. “I need to apply and see the place, but it seems nice. Like everyone I‘ve met seems wonderful and so welcoming . . .”