Some Mornings
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4.8 • 9 Ratings
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- $4.99
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
New city. New job. New life.
Recently divorced single-mom, Sierra Torres' life is a hot mess. And now, her car's been stolen. When she reports the theft, a tall and broad-shouldered blast from her past walks in. Years ago, he disappeared without a trace after a perfect seven minutes in heaven.
The provider. The supporter. The survivor.
Police officer Matthew Hunter lives to serve and protect, not only the people of Baltimore City, but what's left of his family. He's the responsible one—the reliable cop. Seeing Sierra again ignites a fire in him he thought he extinguished a long time ago. One look into her fiery brown eyes and it all comes back. But Sierra's not interested in romance—just a little fun.
However, hearts have a mind of their own. Feelings deepen each time they see each other. Soon, that's not enough. They crave more. But when things begin to unravel after their past catches up with them, are their seven minutes in heaven over for good?
Customer Reviews
Loved it
I enjoy this book from beginning to the end. The characters are well developed and engaging and the chemistry is strong. The storyline flowed smoothly from the beginning to the end.
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Awesome
Sierra is a divorced single mom who moved to Baltimore to have a better life for the kids and herself. An incident at work brings the cop and with that an old friend from the neighborhood, Matt. Matt is no longer the hoodlum that she knew. He is a police officer. Both are dealing with family issues and a past that won’t stay that way. They decide to have a morning arrangement but soon feelings start up but can they work through their past for a future together.
A wonderful blend of suspense, romance, and reality. The story line shows the reality of being a divorced single mother juggling all aspects of life and of putting her interest and wants on hold for the sake of the children.
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