My Girl to Take
Kiera
It’s been eighteen years since I last saw my stepbrother. So showing up unannounced at his apartment isn’t a great idea, but I don’t have a choice. Logan’s father is sick and all he wants is to see his only son again. Reuniting them after nearly two decades seems like the least I can do after all the damage my mother caused. But Logan is nothing like the angry teen I remember. Maybe that’s why it’s so easy to give in to what is building between us. I’m on a mission to heal the rift between father and son, but with every stolen kiss and heated touch, I’m falling harder for my stepbrother. Until my mother’s return has it all come crashing down. Can I convince Logan that I’m nothing like her, or will all of her crimes be laid at my feet?
Logan
My father and I used to be best friends—or so I’d thought. That all changed when he remarried, and it wasn’t long before I found myself on the street. After eighteen years, I’ve come home, drawn by rumors of my father’s illness and his wife’s abandonment. He isn’t the man I remember, and neither is my stepsister. She’d been a child when I left, one I’d barely spared a glance. She isn’t a little girl anymore, far from it. But no matter how strong the attraction between us or how sweet her kisses, I can’t let myself be fooled. Kiera is her mother’s daughter, and the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. I’m determined not to repeat my father’s mistakes. But could pushing Kiera away be the biggest mistake of all?
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