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The Countdown to Us
Leo Charleston is a former pro ball player and current playboy. Settling down has never been on his radar. Despite what his big, respectable family has to say, he likes his life exactly the way it is. That is, until he sets his sights on Tamera. She happens to be his older brother’s girlfriend’s sister, which makes her officially off-limits. He is told in no uncertain terms to leave her alone, but Leo has never been one for following rules.
Tamera is bold, beautiful, and impossible to ignore. When Leo shows up unannounced on New Year’s Eve morning, insisting on a marathon first date, she should tell him to go home. Instead, she says yes.
As the year begins, they need to decide whether a fresh start is worth the risk.
Tamera is bold, beautiful, and impossible to ignore. When Leo shows up unannounced on New Year’s Eve morning, insisting on a marathon first date, she should tell him to go home. Instead, she says yes.
As the year begins, they need to decide whether a fresh start is worth the risk.
112 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 28, 2025
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January 5, 2026
❤️
This was fun good banter and awkward like a first date should be. I love that they negotiated and renegotiated.
Romance tag: open door
CN: unwanted touch/harassment from a stranger
This was fun good banter and awkward like a first date should be. I love that they negotiated and renegotiated.
Romance tag: open door
CN: unwanted touch/harassment from a stranger
January 2, 2026
Amazing read
I love the way he loved her from jump and her being timid and him just like girl I got this . My favorite line is Thank you, I appreciate it and don't do it again. I've never had a favorite quote but I do now .
I love the way he loved her from jump and her being timid and him just like girl I got this . My favorite line is Thank you, I appreciate it and don't do it again. I've never had a favorite quote but I do now .
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews