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Triple Dare: A BWWM Interracial Novel
Love can be bittersweet when you take it nibble by nibble… Just make sure you don’t break off more than you can chew. Bridgid wasn’t looking for love when she left her corporate job and returned to her small Texas hometown, but Momma is knocking on Heaven’s door, and someone has to manage the family business. Joel is only there to help with the final arrangements for their small grieving family, and offer counseling to Bridgid in her time of loss. His heart was never on the table. There’s just one problem. She’s falling in love with him. For a girl who has her eyes set on the bright lights and fast pace of the big city, giving your heart to someone who won’t leave their small town is definitely a problem. No matter if Joel is a good, decent, honest man that she can picture herself with forever... Now something’s cooking in the kitchen, and it’s piping hot—don’t burn your mouth as you sink your teeth into a romance so sweet… It has to take place in a bakery.
179 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 29, 2020
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March 6, 2021
Bridgid and Joel - Triple Dare
Great. Wonderful. Riveting and dramatic at times but so worth the reading. Bridgid and Joel were like star struck lovers crossing the galaxy. Regina, known as Reggie, is the oldest and was a character. She came
off mean because of her insecurities and not coming home often enough to be with her mother before she passes. Katrina, known as Tru or Trulia, was the down to earth, intercessor and voice of reason. Bridgid, the youngest, worked with her mother in her bakery and learned everything about the business except the finances. The girls were about to lose everything until the town got together, through bake sales, auctions and donations, to save The Muffin Top, the house and pay off creditors. Great book with an HEA for Bridgid and Joel.
Great. Wonderful. Riveting and dramatic at times but so worth the reading. Bridgid and Joel were like star struck lovers crossing the galaxy. Regina, known as Reggie, is the oldest and was a character. She came
off mean because of her insecurities and not coming home often enough to be with her mother before she passes. Katrina, known as Tru or Trulia, was the down to earth, intercessor and voice of reason. Bridgid, the youngest, worked with her mother in her bakery and learned everything about the business except the finances. The girls were about to lose everything until the town got together, through bake sales, auctions and donations, to save The Muffin Top, the house and pay off creditors. Great book with an HEA for Bridgid and Joel.
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