She spilled her latte on him. He forgot how to breathe.
Elise Bridges built her life on two things, her yoga studio and her no more men.
Then she slams into a wall of flannel and trouble at Roaster's Coffee, and the most infuriating, brooding billionaire in San Angelo walks out the door before she catches his name.
Sterling Steele doesn't do yoga. Doesn't do softness. Doesn't do anything that looks remotely like hope, not since he became a broken single dad trying to hold a ranch and a company and an eight-year-old girl together with sheer stubbornness.
Fake dating. Forced proximity. And a slow burn so hot it singes every rule she ever made.
She wasn't supposed to fall for him.
He was never supposed to let her in.
But Ava drew them in a crayon picture together, and that little girl is never wrong.
This one really touched me as I believe it will touch many other readers. Many of us have had to deal with betrayal in one way or another. Whether it be from family a friend of a stranger and in every case you have to make a decision how you will deal with the betrayal. You can let it poison your life or move forward. The decision Sterling and Elise made to move forward gave them a family they had not had in the past.
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They meet over a spilled coffee that leads to so much more. When an injury has him requesting a yoga instructor Elis is notified. When she comes out to the ranch she comes back into contact with the cowboy that ignited sparks and their path begins. This heartfelt story is touching and had me all caught up in the main characters especially Ava the adorable little girl that brings them all together.
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Elise and Sterling both broken by something in the past. They find each other at that magical moment when the starts aline and the world has started to look not so dim. Ava sees the possibility of a complete family again.
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