Why Not Tonight
Happily Inc. - 3
"For Ronan Mitchell, the moodiest of the five famous Mitchell brothers, being stranded for days with his perky studio manager is a fate worse than death--until she forces the brooding artist to see what he's been missing all these years."-- Natalie Kaleta will do anything for the artists at her gallery. Braving a downpour to check on reclusive Ronan Mitchell, Natalie gets stranded by a mudslide at his mountain home. The brooding glass artist reveals his playful side, sending her inconvenient crush from under-the-radar to over-the-top. Ronan fled his hometown after a secret tore his family apart, and he won't give in to his attraction for Natalie. She's untouched by darkness-- or so he thinks. Can Natalie show Ronan that when a heart goes through the flame, it comes out stronger? -- adapted from jacket.
Details
- Authors
- Susan Mallery
- Publishers
- HQN Books
- Publish Date
- September 18, 2018
- ISBN
- 9781335474605 • 9781488096822
- Format
- EPUB • WEB
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 330
- Downloads
- 4
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