Lone Wolf In Lights
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- S/ 14.90
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- S/ 14.90
Descripción editorial
'If you love cowboys and small-town drama, […] Lone Wolf in Lights is a must-read for you. […] Get ready to root for Willow and Eli as sparks fly!' Heat Magazine, Book of the Week spotlight
'Eli could easily become a lot of peoples favourite book boyfriend.' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Netgalley reviewer
A fake date with a cowboy. What could possibly go wrong?
Everyone daydreams about a fresh start…but Willow Quinn is making it happen. She’s left her life in Phoenix to open a bar in cowboy-country with her two best friends. Except who knew her plans would ruffle so many feathers?
Enter former bull rider Eli Cole. She’s drawn to the cowboy, even though he seems to have as many dark secrets as she does. And when she and her bar go viral for being interlopers, suddenly Willow’s new life is on rocky ground.
But Eli has the perfect solution – a fake relationship to convince the town she really does fit in. But this won’t protect her heart from the cowboy she can’t resist…
Perfect for fans of:
Cowboy 🤠
Small-town romance 🏡
Fake dating ❤️
Spice 🌶️
About the author
USA Today bestselling author Stacey Kennedy has written more than fifty romances. Her books are about real people with real-life problems, searching for that special thing we call love in a very sexy way. When she's not burning up the pages, she's living her happily-ever-after with her husband and two children in southwestern Ontario. She's a firm believer that wine, chocolate, and sinfully sexy books can cure all of life's problems.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Kennedy sensitively handles domestic violence and healing in her emotional second Naked Moose romance (after The Devil in Blue Jeans). Willow Quinn left Portland after her abusive ex, Niko, nearly killed her. Teaming up with her longtime besties Aubrey and Charly, she becomes co-owner of a bar in charming Timber Falls, Mont. She's immediately attracted to local carpenter and bull rider Eli Cole, who has had his own tragic experience with domestic violence: his sister Miranda was killed by her boyfriend. Despite being drawn to Eli, Willow is skittish about romance. In the meantime, she's determined to transform her pain into action by founding a craft group for local survivors of domestic violence. After Willow begins to get threatening emails from a member's ex, however, she and Eli agree to fake date for her protection, a charade that soon becomes all too real. Willow is a resilient and empowering heroine, and readers will swoon over strong, silent Eli. This offers plenty of both heat and heart, readers who like their cowboy romances on the sensitive side are sure to be sucked in.
