Hung Up on the Hacker: A Small Town Friends-to-Lovers, Best Friend's Little Sister, Oops Baby, Military Romance
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4.7 • 9 Ratings
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- $6.99
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
Can a white hat hacker and a wild child tattoo artist turn their oops into forever?
Former Army Intelligence officer Cash Grantham is a whiz with computers and data. An expert in cyber security, he prides himself on being prepared for anything. That doesn't include his best friend's little sister. The one who's all grown up.
Tattoo artist Hadley Steele always had a thing for Cash when she was young. But the man who swaggers into her shop is a far cry from the moody teen she remembers. One look and that childhood crush ignites into a simmering lust that neither of them can deny.
Feeling guilty about his clandestine involvement with Hadley, Cash puts their relationship on hold and hauls himself to Tennessee to square things with her brother. Turns out Hadley has the same idea. And she's got a surprise he didn't see coming. Now they've both got to find a way to break the news their connection as family just got a whole lot more permanent.
Customer Reviews
Telling a story that needs to be heard
Thank you to Kaitlyn Nolan for broaching the issues in this beautifully told story in such a meaningful way. The author’s note at the end says it all. As someone who was raised knowing they were not wanted, this side of the story needs to be told more.
Brilliant listen
there is a lot more than i expected to this book. I listen via audio and would definitely recommend it, great readers!
Family friendly love story. Cash is in love and dating his best friends' little sister, Hadley and they both separately drive to visit Hadley's brother to tell him that they are dating each other.
It turns out that Hadley is pregnant also and this also comes out as a surprise. Hadley is distraught due to a previous abortion, but Cash is fully supportive of her past and is excited for their future together.
The supportive nature of their relationships in this book is beautiful to read.
The note from the author at the end is personal and a brilliant add.