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Lark is the personal assistant to the most complicated celebrity.  She is also in love with him.  She puts up with a lot.  One night, there is more than she can take. Lincoln realizes he feels more than he should for his right hand woman.  With her holding herself back, he decides to find a way to let her go.  Then the regret sets in. I thought this book would be different.  I am so glad I was wrong.  This story has all the feels, and more.  I enjoyed the action, banter, and definite angst.  It all comes together very nicely.  Only catch for me is I wish I could hear the music.  Very good read.  I give this a 4/5 Kitty's Paws UP! ***This ARC copy was given in exchange for an honest review only.

    A football player & a princess...will he choose love over duty?   Tackled in Seattle by Jami Davenport is available now!     Amazon -- https://amzn.to/2TSyWEs Universal -- mybook.to/TackledinSeattle iBooks -- https://apple.co/2zgkFrS B&N -- http://bit.ly/2MulNAN Kobo -- http://bit.ly/2TZfplN   Alisa:   My family has always treated me like a princess, and when my mother reveals her secret, I find out I really am one. I'm the only child of the second in line to the throne, and after the news breaks, I'm thrust into a life I never imagined. Now I'm trying to fit in and not screw up the never-ending rules and protocol, but I can't forget Gage, the guy I left behind. When my father insists I marry an appropriate blueblood of his choosing, I run to the one person who can save me from myself. Can I go against my family's wishes and choose love over duty?   Gage:   On the surface, I've always been a carefree playboy...

  Title : Love on the Hudson Author : KD Fisher Publisher : NineStar Press Release Date : September 30, 2019 Heat Level : 3 - Some Sex Pairing : Male/Male Length : 98400 Genre : Contemporary, LGBT, contemporary, friends to lovers, second chance love, coming out, artist, farmer, family drama, hurt/comfort, in the closet, coming out   Add to Goodreads     Synopsis:   Art historian David Webster left his childhood home of Saugerties, New York ten years ago and hasn’t looked back. Intelligent, successful, and proud of his sexuality, David has built a comfortable, if lonely, life in Chicago. But when he learns his father has suffered a debilitating stroke, he decides to leave his prestigious museum job and move home to care for his dad. Until now David has never questioned his devotion to academic and professional success. Suddenly he’s forced to confront and reevaluate his desires, chief among them, his former best friend Nick.   ...