He wasn’t even swerving! That’s Cage York’s story and he’s sticking to it. The cops had to have been freaking bored to have pulled him over. Maybe driving home after a few (or more) shots of tequila had been a bad idea, but hell, he did it all the time.
He’ll have to choose between Low or his family. Until his carefully laid plans come crashing down with a revelation he never expected. Marcus intends to change that assumption for both Cage and Low. Cage may use his small college baseball star persona to sleep with every hot female in his path but he’s still under the disillusion that when he’s through sowing his wild oats, he’s going to marry Low.
Not when she gets to see those sexy green eyes of Marcus Hardy’s twinkle when he smiles at her like he wants her there.Įven though Cage seems a little territorial where Low is concerned, Marcus finds time to spend with Low without upsetting his roommate. But Cage has a new roommate and suddenly sleeping over at her best friend’s apartment isn’t such a bad thing. Juggling her courses at the local community college and a part time job doesn’t produce excess income. Running to Cage’s apartment every time her sister kicks her out isn’t exactly a long term solution. Willow “Low” Foster needs a place to live. The problem is she's sleeping in bed with his new roommate, Cage York. The only bright spot to returning is the fascinating red head who sleeps over several times a week. So now his sister needs help dealing with their mother who is mentally falling apart.
His dear ol' dad found himself a girlfriend only a few years older than Marcus. But instead, he’s jerked right back to the coastal town of Sea Breeze, Alabama due to a family crisis. Marcus Hardy had hoped to enjoy a year away at college while he put the summer he’d rather forget behind him. In my debut novel, Breathe, Sadie may have fallen in love with the teen rock star, Jax Stone, but readers fell head over heels for Marcus Hardy.
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