Trusting Liam
A Taking Chances and Forgiving Lies Novel
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Descrizione dell’editore
From the New York Times bestselling author of Taking Chances, From Ashes, and Stealing Harper, comes the new unforgettable adult romance Molly McAdams’ fans have been waiting for—the sizzling story of a young woman who must place her trust in the one man who can break through her defenses.
A night they will always remember…a connection neither can deny…a secret that could destroy it all…
When Kennedy Ryan moves to California, she never expects to come face-to-face with Liam Taylor—the intriguing man who has haunted her thoughts for a year. A man who led her to breaking every one of her rules for a single night of passion that ended up meaning more than it was ever supposed to. Accustomed to disastrous experiences with men, Kennedy shields herself before he can break down more of the carefully built control she’s clung to for the last four years. But every time she sees Liam, she feels her resolve weakening.
Liam Taylor has been asked to help socialize his boss’s nieces. But what he thinks sounds more like a babysitting job ends up leading him to the only girl who ever slipped away before morning—a girl he thought he’d never find again. And now that she’s within reach, Liam’s determined to never let her go.
But when a secret from her past tests their relationship, will they be able to cling to the trust Liam has worked so hard to build?
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
This far-fetched sequel to Taking Chances begins with one night of anonymous Las Vegas sex between Liam Taylor and the woman he calls Moon, but unfortunately it doesn't end there. In a ridiculously improbable second encounter a year later, Liam not only reunites with Moon whose real name is Kennedy but is obligated to spend time with her. Kennedy and her twin sister are being threatened by thugs in their Florida hometown, so they travel to stay with their uncle in California. Lo and behold, Liam works for their uncle and is awarded the task of "babysitting" the frightened young women. As McAdams continues pushing coincidence just one or two degrees beyond the believability point, everything falls too neatly into place for Liam and Kennedy. This one is strictly for McAdams's die-hard fans, and even they might struggle to suspend their disbelief.
