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Starting #95

Great book. Quick read.

Sexy-yes Dirty- no so much, if you read a good amount of erotica this is not a super dirty book it's still enjoyable.

Sweet second chance romance between two people with a toxic history. They‘ve both gotten healthy and try again.Julian is an addict that is turning himself around after losing his friends, business and a woman he cared for. Kendall is managing her bipolar disorder and living on her own after what Julian did to her and her family.She‘s not ready for him to come back into her life. But since both have changed so much can they make it work this time?

This was a sweet read.Not too much angst and a good steam factor.I really like the characters in this series.Derek‘s parents worked for Cassie‘s growing up. There‘s bad blood between them,but Cassie isn‘t a part of it.Derek does seem to take it out on her. She is one of the sweetest heroines, genuinely nice and Derek has a huge chip on his shoulder even though he‘s now a self made billionaire.They work it out like adults which I always appreciate!

I love Carly Phillips - her books are always steamy and low key drama. Maxie loved Lucas when she was young, but ended up married to his jerk brother. Now his brother is dead and she‘s in trouble, but Lucas is there to help. A great book.

Love when romance novels tackle mental health. And it‘s sweet and steamy too! The end was a little “tied up too nice” but overall really good. #romance #romantsy

Opposites don‘t merely attract. . .they combust.
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Incase you didn‘t know playboy comes in Braille. This is the copy I keep in my office for library tours and talks.