Georgia-Blue & Hudson
I’ve known him my entire life
Hudson Nash has always been a thorn in my side
Sure, we joke around but we also butt heads
The truth is, my secret crush has been on-going
Not that I’d ever admit that out loud
He’s also my older brother’s best friend
Awkward doesn’t even describe it
Especially when I have four over-protective brothers
And a man who doesn’t even know I exist in that way
But when we’re both invited to the same wedding weekend
Sparks fly, and not just on the dance floor
We spent one drunken night together… or so we thought
What happens when we can’t keep our hands off one another when we return home to Tennessee?
Trust me, I don’t want to fall for this grumpy mountain man
Even if he does know what he’s doing where my body is concerned
That’s no excuse to jump in with wild abandon
But I’ve never been very good at hiding my feelings
Especially with him
He’s tender when I least expect it
There are so many layers to this broody man
When he calls me ‘Blue Belle’ he knows exactly where I feel it
I’m just not sure that I can live up to his expectations
Or that my family will understand
Hudson is the fifth son they never had
He’s the man of my dreams
Even if it took me a lifetime to realize it
But things take a wild turn
My world flips and just when I thought nothing could break our bond
The unthinkable happens
Time stands still
It’s then I know that I wasn’t born to be a Bassett wallflower
Taking the bull by the horns just got even harder
But I’ll never back down from a fight
And now we’re in the fight of our lives…
The Bassett Brothers Bourbon Distillery; Stoney Creek’s very own pride and joy, and the heart and soul of a small town Tennessee family business.
Fall in love with Stoney Creek…
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