Enticed by You
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- 6,49 €
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- 6,49 €
Description de l’éditeur
In this romance novel full of heat and hometown drama, a beautiful lawyer is back in Wellspring, Michigan, where a minor accident leads to major sparks.
With his crooked father incapacitated, Parker Wells, Jr. has a bold vision for the company he now heads. It starts with healing the rifts his father’s ruthless tactics have created in the community—and within his own family. But when Parker is rear-ended by a gorgeous stranger, he finds himself torn between business and pleasure . . .
Crashing her car is not how corporate attorney Kennedi Robinson wanted to announce her return to town, especially since the man she hit is the same one who’s trying to ruin her aunt’s livelihood. Kennedi knows better than to fall for Parker’s charms—or his undeniable good looks. But even as she prepares her mind for battle, her heart has other ideas . . .
“Beautifully written . . . An emotional journey and shows there can be a happily ever after!” —K.M. Jackson, author of As Good as the First Time
“A refreshing read that sucks readers into a sizzling romance!”—Deborah Fletcher Mello
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
In Wright's sexy second WellSpring contemporary (after Touched by You), corporate attorney Kennedi Robinson crashes into the life of straitlaced Parker Wells Jr. when she rear-ends his truck on her first day back in Wellspring, Mich., where she grew up. She's recently divorced and only planning to be in town for a month, but Parker's good looks, charm, and kindness pull her in despite her reluctance to trust another man. Parker has enough on his plate he's dealing with his father's shady business dealings and his greedy ex-stepmother, plus his wayward brother and newly discovered sister but he's willing to make room for Kennedi, even when she accuses him of being part of his father's crimes. With the help of Kennedi's vivacious aunt, Anny, the couple tries to make things work, but Kennedi's still wracked with trauma from discovering the bodies of her murdered parents years earlier, while Parker deals with his own family drama. The heat is high in this lustful tale, but quick resolutions of complex legal matters and flimsy details of secondary plots leave a lot to be desired.
