Finally Yours
A later in life, second chance with your billionarie first love romance
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وصف الناشر
We have unfinished business. I owe him a debt. And there's only one way to repay it.
They say your forties are the new twenties.
Maybe that would be true if my ex-husband hadn’t turned out to be a lying, cheating, stealing ass who left me with nothing except my pride.
And it’s that pride that should keep me from accepting Phillip Conrad’s sexy, sinful, and way too indecent proposal to pay off the debt I owe him.
I should walk away. I should slap him. Hell, I should tell him exactly where he can shove his offer.
But I can't.
Because Phillip and I have unfinished business and it’s long past time to see if that spark between us has the potential to become a full-fledged inferno.
Besides, if forty is the new twenty, and a second chance is really on the table, then maybe it’s not too late for some excitement. The sexier the better. And if I’m really lucky? Maybe I’ll get my happy ending after all.
Author's note: A second chance with your billionaire, first love, romance that proves it's never too late for a happily ever after—especially one complete with lots of long overdue spicy sex.
مراجعات العملاء
Great start
What a different kind of second chance romance! What I loved about this book was these two people didn’t have some huge falling out so the journey back to each other is more about the outside conflict than the inside one.
Phillip and Abby could have had something great if they both had been a little braver when they were younger but now that they are older, they have the chance to overcome all the challenges in their lives.
I’m excited to see where this series goes next and get to know this group of friends better.
Cute, romantic and modern
Love watching a character come back into her own after a divorce
Finally Yours
I didn’t finish this book. I couldn’t. It was so out there, just so in unrealistic I gave up on page 172. It wasn’t for me. I’m not saying don’t read it. I couldn’t.