(A LITTLE TASTE is a small-town, grumpy single-dad romance with a touch of light suspense and lots of tasty spice. Until the town crime wave turns personal, putting everything on the line, and we’ll need more than a magic bullet to get our happily ever after. We work together, he’s seven years older than me, he’s a single dad, he hates all things magic, but a little taste, and we can’t say no. I only want to see one thing in my bedroom at night, and when I’m called home to help Sheriff Stone on an investigation, he actually stops frowning for a minute, and my teenage fantasies get very real. Yes, I take pictures of dead things, but I don’t see them in my bedroom at night. So reading a bit more of him and Joselyn was an absolute thrill. Especially Spencer, the emotionally stunted alpha-hole who discovers he has a heart. Click the image to get on Bookfunnel I just loved Trouble. Trust me, I know crazy, but I’m just plain ole Britt Bailey, Shania Twain-loving, non-magical forensic photographer. REVIEW: The trouble with Christmas by Tia Louise. It doesn’t help that my grandmother (the mayor) is a former magician, and my mom is a psychic (sort-of)… And my dad died in a failed escape-artist attempt (that my mother is convinced was a murder). Especially since he’s sort-of my new boss… The last thing I should do is sleep with him. He’s the oldest of the Stone brothers, and his “by the book” family has battled mine for control of our small town for generations. The lip curves dramatically and it’s strangely beautiful. The shelf above holds a glowing purple vase with hobnails all down the sides. A round spinner in the back seems to serve as the battery, and on the side is a plate reading Simon Willard. A Little Taste by Tia Louise is r eleasing April 13, 2023!Īiden Stone is a six-foot-two former Marine with a permanent scowl, dark hair, and dreamy blue eyes. 2023 Deceiver : Prisoners of Purgatory 2 by Bella Jewel A Little Taste: A small-town, single-dad romance. A large and shiny brass clock sits under a glass dome.
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