Catch a Kiwi (New Zealand Ever After #6)
Rosalind James
Rated: 4.62 of 5 stars
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· Steam/Spice level: 4 of 5
Explicit open door [?]
· 11 ratings · 533 pages · Published: 01 Jun 2024
Breathe, smile, and move on.
When you’re writing the next chapter in your rags-to-riches-to-rags story, you need about a million quotes like that. I might be short on inspiration, but I had determination. That was it, except for a very young cousin and a very old campervan, but I was all about starting over. Nobody knew me in New Zealand other than a series of café and motel managers, and anonymity suited me fine. Manlessness suited me even finer.
Until the day when that campervan rolled down a South Island hillside in a tropical cyclone and trapped my cousin Delilah inside, and an extremely rude stranger helped me get her out. Now, I had no campervan and possibly even less inspiration. I still had determination, though. Determination not to let one Roman D’Angelo, no matter how rich or bossy he might be, run my life or mess with my inner peace. I was serene. I was independent. I was in control.
I was in so much trouble.
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The 'New Zealand Ever After' series
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contemporary · humor · m-f · dual-pov · new-zealand · caretaking · competent heroine · independent heroine · multicultural · strong heroine · open-door · sassy heroine · length-long · hurt-comfort
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