 Men who are good with their hands are keepers. They will ALWAYS have the honey-do list done. They know how to fix those pesky things around the house. And they will make sure your engine purrs. (I'm not talking about your car.) Mason Adams is just such a man. He's a furniture maker by trade and can bring out the best in a piece of wood. He's also determined to make sure Gabi is safe and protected. All in all, a great hero! Mindy McKinley knows all about amazing heroes. Her Adams Brothers series features three such men! And you will want to read and re-read their stories over and over again! Blurb: She’s finally found peace. One kiss and it all goes out the window. Starting over has been tough for Gabi Turner. A new city, a new business, and a new life is enough to scare anyone, but with the help of her best friend, and their burgeoning interior design business, Gabi is starting to heal from her tumultuous divorce. With everything in delicate balance, the last thing she needs is the swaggering, simmering local carpenter to upend it all. Riding high on the recent success of his furniture business, Mason Adams feels like there isn’t much in the world he can’t do. But when a client’s demands bring Gabi Turner into his shop, everything turns upside down. She’s the only woman that has told him no and he’ll stop at nothing to change her mind. As Gabi and Mason find themselves working together on a gutted Victorian house, the sparks that fly between them threaten to burn everything to the ground. Can Gabi trust her heart with a man who makes her dream of the future, or will her troubled past keep her from trusting another man? EXCERPT: Fuck it. He wasn’t going to wait any longer. Quickly checking the hallway once again, he drew his hand up to her chin, tilted her face toward his, and brought his lips to hers with a hunger that made her gasp in surprise. But instead of fighting as he expected, she opened for him willingly, ran her tongue along his, and before long, her hands were on his shoulders pulling him forward with such need he actually fucking growled. He delved deep, trying to make the most out of the moment. He explored every part of her with his hands, her neck, her breasts, and when he slid his fingers down her stomach and brushed her womanhood, she whimpered, sending him into overdrive. They groped at each other, desperate for more, and when he backed her up against the wall, she wrapped her legs around his waist. He pressed into her heat, his cock straining against the zipper of his jeans. She whimpered from the friction. They kissed until they were out of breath, dizzy, disoriented with desire. And when he pulled away from her, her chest was heaving, her lips cherry red from his. All he wanted to do was dive back in and kiss her until they were spent. “We should go back,” was all she could get out. Her voice was weak and breathy. He leaned his forehead against hers. “But I don’t want to.” Now Available in Ebook and Print |
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About the Author:
Mindy McKinley is a Contemporary Romance author, avid reader, and cellist.
She lives in the Midwest with her drummer husband and two adorable cats. In her life outside of writing, she is a music teacher, a small business owner, and a professional musician.
No matter where she is in her busy life, her mind is always on her writing. She finds inspiration in everyday moments and joy in putting words in just the right order.
If you’re interested in learning more about Mindy’s writing, visit her website at www.mindymckinley.com for information on current books, upcoming projects, and a blog.
Mindy McKinley is a Contemporary Romance author, avid reader, and cellist.
She lives in the Midwest with her drummer husband and two adorable cats. In her life outside of writing, she is a music teacher, a small business owner, and a professional musician.
No matter where she is in her busy life, her mind is always on her writing. She finds inspiration in everyday moments and joy in putting words in just the right order.
If you’re interested in learning more about Mindy’s writing, visit her website at www.mindymckinley.com for information on current books, upcoming projects, and a blog.
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