Gravity of Love
Swearing off men…piece of cake. Surviving a run in with her ex-fiancé’s older brother who happened to be her first love? 10 out of 10 would notrecommend.
When Frankie Costas packed a bag and flew 3000 miles to her Yaya’s house in Hope Falls after a devastating betrayal, she never expected to come face-to-face with her first crush/love Dr. Liam Davies—who she hadn’t seen in over a decade. After narrowly avoiding a not-so-meet-cute in the ER, she was determined to keep her distance from the brooding, sexy, totally off-limits, sibling of her ex.
Unfortunately, in Hope Falls, distance wasn’t really an option. Proximity combined with undeniable chemistry, magnetic attraction, unresolved feelings, and one meddling Yaya meant she was in real trouble.
Haunted by demons—and tired of constantly being set up by his four sisters—Liam Davies was ready to make some big changes in his life. Working 60–80 hours a week as attending physician in the ER was not conducive to a private life. A fresh start in Hope Falls was just what the doctor, in this case himself, ordered, or so he thought. That was until a feisty copper-haired, amber-eyed, yoga pant wearing blast-from-his-past crashed back into his life through his carefully constructed walls like the Kool-Aid man, unraveling secrets and stirring up deeply buried feelings.
Demons weren’t the only things that had haunted Liam for the past decade…they were joined by a sexy redheaded angel whose smile made men forget words exist.
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