Amy Gregory

Jesse's Soul (Racing to Love, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Jesse Frost lived the life most men would kill for, fast bikes, fame, money, and looks. Jesse, however, was just an easy-going guy from Texas who always worked hard for everything in life. He'd been the shy guy in school, so when the prom queen found him years later, he thought he had finally made it. Her mirage, however, left him empty and certain no woman wanted him for the simple man he was inside, until he met Emery Kincaid.

With a last name that is revered on the motocross circuit she had proved herself through and through, but Emery hides the pain that runs deep, physically and emotionally just to survive. When she and Jesse are thrown together sparks fly, both from the chemistry between them, and the brakes she tries desperately to throw on. Emery is afraid what Jesse doesn't know could break his heart and hiding her true feelings for him is the only way to protect them both. If she let Jesse in and he walked away...well, that's a risk her heart can't take.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: REN Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. Mai 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781546496878
• Artikelnr.: 48176713

Autorenporträt

When asked 'when do you have time to write', Amy Gregory simply laughs. The real answer is, "in bits and pieces". She and her husband live in Kansas City with their three fantastic kids that keep them running in three very different directions. Because she sits so much, she always carries a notebook with her at all times.

She has an off the wall, snarky, off the cuff sense of humor that often shocks even those who've known her for years. And she loves that her children have all been blessed that ability to make others laugh as well. At least she's grateful most of the time! Her husband often teases her about how she "makes this stuff up" when he's reading a piece of her work. … The answer-"it just comes to me when I'm typing". Scary thought, huh!