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Everywhere You Look
Edition FormatPaperback & Kindle, Paperback, Ebook
Weight12 oz (~0.75 lbs)
Inventory50 copies available
SeriesThe San Francisco Redwoods
PublisherVance Editorial Press
The San Francisco Redwoods

Everywhere You Look

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Luke Cannon, former quarterback of the San Francisco Redwoods, thinks his career-ending injury is rock bottom. But he couldn't be more wrong. In a tragic accident, he loses his only family: his older sister, Gigi. As next of kin, Luke takes charge of his three young nieces but he can't do it alone. Enter his best friend, retired NFL quarterback Dean McKenna. Together, they helm the messy, beautiful chaos of raising small children. But when ghosts from Luke's past come haunting, threatening the life that Gigi helped him build, Luke and Dean do what's necessary to keep their found family together. They get married. Long-buried feelings and burning lust have no place in their convenient arrangement and the spouses navigate their growing attraction while centering their kids' safety. From hell, they created heaven and they won't give up without a fight. Because everywhere they look is their love, and their family that needs them.
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The rain came down in silver sheets across the moor, blurring the edge of the forest until the world seemed to shrink to the small stone lodge at the foot of the glen. Lady Jane stood by the leaded window, watching the storm trace paths down the glass, her thoughts far more turbulent than the Scottish sky.

A letter lay open on the writing desk behind her, its heavy wax seal broken like a promise. The ink was dry, yet the words felt hot, burning themselves into the quiet life she had fought so fiercely to build after the London season had collapsed in scandal.

Then, through the dark mist, came the sound of hooves. A single rider, hunched against the gale, turning up the gravel path. Jane's hand went to the lace at her throat. It was too late for a messenger, and far too dangerous for a friend.