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Trust Me
The daughter of rich and famous parents, Katrina Hayle knows what it’s like to be wanted for who she is instead of what she is. A long time ago, she trusted a boy with her heart, only to find out he was with her because of a bet. Jaxon Nash has little respect for beautiful women. In one way or another, he’s been betrayed by several. His world is about to collide with Katrina’s, a girl he once thought was different. Katrina has a secret, and neither of them trusts the other.
224 pages, Paperback
Published March 18, 2018
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April 2, 2018
Katrina is the daughter of famous parents and has always had trouble trusting people, since most of them have always approached her out of interest in her famous parents.
When in school, she becomes involved with Jaxon Nash, who is really interested in her, not her famous parents, but after a night of love, she hears that he was with her just for a bet and leaves.
Twenty years have passed and Katrina is a successful woman who needs to renovate her store. And what a surprise when the person who appears to work is Jaxon.
The tension between them is big, but the attraction remains, even after so many years.
Bree and Zac are very interesting and funny characters.
And when Jaxon and Katrina are finally able to talk and clarify the events of the past, things can work out for them.
I loved the story and the characters.
When in school, she becomes involved with Jaxon Nash, who is really interested in her, not her famous parents, but after a night of love, she hears that he was with her just for a bet and leaves.
Twenty years have passed and Katrina is a successful woman who needs to renovate her store. And what a surprise when the person who appears to work is Jaxon.
The tension between them is big, but the attraction remains, even after so many years.
Bree and Zac are very interesting and funny characters.
And when Jaxon and Katrina are finally able to talk and clarify the events of the past, things can work out for them.
I loved the story and the characters.
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