Boston

Mackenzie keeps everyone at arm's length, for better or for worse. One chance encounter promises a real relationship—if she has the courage to forgive someone from her past.

If you had met me before this week, you'd have thought I was one of the most responsible, play-it-safe human beings on the planet. You'd have assumed someone juggling three jobs and managing her own business wouldn't even have the time to get involved in messy relationships.

That's what I thought, too.

I was wrong.

This week, I met Boston. He wears the ripped jeans, messy hair, and adorable look like he was born that way. I'm game for some harmless flirting, maybe a little more, and he definitely doesn't have any objections. Why deny the obvious spark we have?

Because that's all it is: a spark. The sooner we give in to our carnal yearnings, the sooner this silly infatuation of mine will be over. Then I'll be safe.

Except that kissing Boston doesn't snuff out that spark. Not the first time, or the second, or the third. Instead of satisfying my curiosity, I want to know more about him: why he's dropped everything to help out his family, why he has a way of calming tense situations down, why I can't get enough of his smile.

Why he's making me question everything I thought I wanted.

Why I can't stay away...

Series Description: Amid rumors, secrets, and lies, twenty-somethings traverse friendships and find love in the cozy, fictional town of Last Call, Virginia. Each book follows a different heroine and her love interest, offering memorable heat, endearing men, interconnected standalone plots, and a HFN/HEA.

Boston has "open-door" scenes with enough heat to melt your socks off.
Triggers: Loss of loved ones, topic of domestic abuse, overdosing, topic of drug use.

Complete 'Summer Nights in Last Call' series:
Boston
Cody
Leland
Jinx