Only Cole had ever made Zander’s brain go blank with need. Cole was here and everything about him tugged on parts of Zander he didn’t know what to do with.
The animal instinct part of him had one goal in mind: kiss the smirk till it went away. Your eye’s started to twitch.” Whatever restraint Cole had been using must have escaped him, and he let a smug smirk takeover his stupidly handsome face.īefore common sense was able to get a word in, Zander stepped forward. Zander simultaneously wanted to see Cole looking similarly hot and flushed while underneath him and to tell his upbeat ass to fuck right off with his ibuprofen and sunny attitude.Ĭole shook it, his lips twitching.
There was a drop of sweat beading at Cole’s temple and his hair-what could be seen of it poking from the hat-was curling. He fished around in the backpack he’d brought along and withdrew a small pill bottle. Recommended for anyone craving a low-angst, tender, contemporary story stuffed to the brim with feels and sweetness.” – Piper Vaughn Praise for Accepting the Fall: “A character driven, second-chance romance. It’s not any less special because it was flawed.” This is Zander’s chance to close a door he’d never fully shut, but time with his former flame might change his mind.Īuthor Meg Harding’s take on Accepting the Fall: “Not everything is perfect, and it’s not always going to go right the first time around. Suddenly, his biggest mistake is being shoved in his face. Petersburg, Florida, of all places, teaching his daughter’s kindergarten class. Freshly retired from the military and working as a firefighter, Zander thought he’d left Cole in the rearview mirror. Zander Brooks hasn’t had an easy life, and he’s made some mistakes. There’s something about Savanah that tugs at his heartstrings. As a kindergarten teacher, he sees it all however, one troublesome student has him reaching out to the parent, wanting to help. His heart’s in no danger of being broken, and he can’t ask for more from life.
He has the job and boyfriend he always wanted.
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