Studfinder (Busy Bean #5)
L.B. Dunbar
Rated: 4.05 of 5 stars
4.05
· Steam/Spice level: 4 of 5
Explicit open door [?]
· 10 ratings · 190 pages · Published: 02 Aug 2021
Over forty, with zero filter, Rita Kaplan loves her coffee, her hiking boots, and her law practice. Life hasn’t always been carefree, though, and Rita’s past holds the scars of poor decisions after deep loss. She survived, though, and no smirky silver fox is going to get in the way of her happiness. Even if he knows how to use his drill, screwdriver, and every other tool in his box to tempt her . . .
Former arson investigator Jake Drummond could add ex-con to his resume if he had one. Instead, he’s serving the final year of his sentence on probation. This involves mandatory AA meetings, hosted by a feisty local attorney, and working on a renovation project, supervised by the same annoyingly attractive whirlwind, who also believes she owns the exclusive rights to a comfy couch in his new favorite coffee shop. Soon she’s everywhere, including the few places she shouldn’t be--like in his bed and in his heart.
Can opposites lower their walls and construct something everlasting . . . or will their connected past lead to demolition for two hearts in need of a rebuild?
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- contemporary 3
- m-f romance 1
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- forced proximity 1
- small town 1
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- grumpy/ice queen 1
- independent heroine 1
- tortured heroine 1
- bad boys 1
- tortured hero 1
- male pov 1
- dual pov 1
- first person pov 1
- older/mature 1
- white collar heroine 1
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The 'Busy Bean' series
3.70 · 89 ratings
contemporary · dual-pov · m-f · small town · vermont · male-pov · competent heroine · first-person-pov · length-medium · usa · explicit-open-door · strong heroine · independent heroine · sweet-hero · hurt-comfort · forced proximity · sweet heroine · length-short
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