We weren't meant to be together, but now we've been given a second chance . . .
There's an unwritten rule about your best friend's boyfriend, and I broke it when I kissed Joshua after Chelsea's tragic death. I've stayed away from Williamsport ever since.
Until now. After a recent assault, the town I couldn't leave fast enough seven years ago has become my refuge.
Except I don't get a warm welcome. Joshua's anger over the way I left radiates from his eyes like cut emeralds. That's why I'm surprised when he insists I stay with him to keep me safe.
Now he's a sexy billionaire in charge of a real estate empire, and I discover our old friendship remains. As well as the secret feelings I kept to myself for so long.
Acting on those feelings would still be a betrayal, and it's clear to me that Joshua is reluctant to let another woman into his heart.
But when danger comes looking for me again, and I see how far Joshua is willing to go to protect me, will we finally have the courage to admit our feelings and move on from the past?
Meant to Be is the second book in the Townsends of Williamsport series. This book contains graphic language, violence and discussions of sexual assault. This is a steamy, BWWM, contemporary romance. A happily ever after is guaranteed.
We weren't meant to be together, but now we've been given a second chance . . .
There's an unwritten rule about your best friend's boyfriend, and I broke it when I kissed Joshua after Chelsea's tragic death. I've stayed away from Williamsport ever since.
Until now. After a recent assault, the town I couldn't leave fast enough seven years ago has become my refuge.
Except I don't get a warm welcome. Joshua's anger over the way I left radiates from his eyes like cut emeralds. That's why I'm surprised when he insists I stay with him to keep me safe.
Now he's a sexy billionaire in charge of a real estate empire, and I discover our old friendship remains. As well as the secret feelings I kept to myself for so long.
Acting on those feelings would still be a betrayal, and it's clear to me that Joshua is reluctant to let another woman into his heart.
But when danger comes looking for me again, and I see how far Joshua is willing to go to protect me, will we finally have the courage to admit our feelings and move on from the past?
