Welcome to Poussey. Population? 6969…
Bree Lomas just wanted to live her best life somewhere far from her small town of Poussey, Texas.
But what’s that saying? If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans?
Right. So now she’s back home, dealing with the swirling rumors of her so-called failures, and all around living up to everyone else’s low expectations of her.
Everyone, that is, except town Golden Boy and current mayor Coy Martin. When Coy looks at her, she no longer feels like the town punchline. She feels powerful. Capable. Desired. Everything she once thought she could be before life slapped her down and reminded her of her place. Seeing herself through Coy’s eyes makes her crave all the things she once convinced herself she could live without.
Which may make him the most dangerous man she knows.
Or it would, if it weren’t for other threats lurking in the shadows of Poussey. Threats that endanger not just Coy’s political future, but the town they love…
And even Bree’s life itself.
Genre: Romance
Bree Lomas just wanted to live her best life somewhere far from her small town of Poussey, Texas.
But what’s that saying? If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans?
Right. So now she’s back home, dealing with the swirling rumors of her so-called failures, and all around living up to everyone else’s low expectations of her.
Everyone, that is, except town Golden Boy and current mayor Coy Martin. When Coy looks at her, she no longer feels like the town punchline. She feels powerful. Capable. Desired. Everything she once thought she could be before life slapped her down and reminded her of her place. Seeing herself through Coy’s eyes makes her crave all the things she once convinced herself she could live without.
Which may make him the most dangerous man she knows.
Or it would, if it weren’t for other threats lurking in the shadows of Poussey. Threats that endanger not just Coy’s political future, but the town they love…
And even Bree’s life itself.
Genre: Romance
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