Being the villain in your ex’s love story isn’t exactly where Carmen Lange thought she’d find herself at the age of thirty-two.
Enter Patrick McElhinney, head of security for Hollywood A-lister Magdalena Rowe.
As Carmen wonders if she can trust Patrick’s claims of interest, he slowly wears down her defenses.
But even as the couple begins a long-distance relationship, it becomes clear that their
pasts might get in the way of their future happiness.
Can ‘second place Carmen’ finally get first place in the game of love?
Being the villain in your ex’s love story isn’t exactly where Carmen Lange thought she’d find herself at the age of thirty-two. But here she was. Publicly humiliated, forever alone, and perpetually overworked.
Patrick McElhinney, head of security for Hollywood A-lister Magdalena Rowe. Patrick is everything a woman should want to get her mind off her troubles, but he also happens to work for the woman who stole Carmen’s boyfriend—twice.
Will their pasts get in the way of their future happiness? Can ‘second place Carmen’ finally get first place in the game of love?
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I absolutely LOVE this novel and love the chemistry between Daisy and Robby. While he may seem to be selfish in what he believes he deserves, Daisy isn't about to fall for all the things that have worked for him in the past.
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Reviews From The HeartA most worthy debut by Kimberly Miller. The story of a man who can’t grow up but has promise and a woman broken and abandoned by illusions of love was such an enjoyable read. I love it when I can invest in characters and want to hug them or smack them. ...
Lisa
via GoodreadsThis book is more than just a romance. It’s not all unicorns and rainbows. It shows what love is like in the real world. There are fights and people make mistakes. Communication is important and forgiveness is necessary. ...
Sierra
via Amazon...What I loved about this story is the very gradual progression of friendship to romance. The subtle spark between these two feels real from the start and kindles awhile before flaming up. The dialogue, humorous, angsty, and touching, is always real. ...
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via AmazonThis book was like a plane taking off. It took its time but once it got in the sky there was no stopping it. The characters draw you in to their story because their story is unique and the characters relatable. ...
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