I don't have time for an unplanned visit home to help out in my father's struggling letterpress shop. My stint in Vermont will have to be short, for a couple of reasons:
One, I'm a busy executive trying to climb the corporate ladder.
Two, my ex is still my dad's right-hand man in the shop. And I am not over him.
Nothing has changed at the Burlington shop. Auden still has his infuriatingly sexy Scottish accent. He's still hot, and still stubborn. Between operating the antique press with his shirtsleeves rolled up, and moonlighting at Burlington's hottest inclusive wine bar, he pushes every one of my attraction buttons.
My falling-in-love-again buttons, too. Except I'm his polar opposite. I love change, and taking chances. Everything he avoids in life.
So why am I trying to convince him to reach for more than we've ever dreamed of—the possibility of forever?
Contains mature themes.
Yolène
2024-12-22
I liked this one but I wasn't a fan of the game they played for the first half of the book : They kept touching and kissing without acknowledging what they were doing or their feelings, past or present. Carter is clearly my favorite of the 2 MCs. He's trying so hard and neither his father or Auden is trusting him. I do understand his first project was too much but they just shut him down and were surprised when he left to find people whom believed in him and supported him. Carter is also too understanding for his own good. He let Auden believe he abandoned him when Auden didn't even try to find a compromise and work with him about his projects. Carter didn't left, he was let go and never said anything. I wasn't as impressed by Auden until the end of the book.
Mimmi
2024-11-06
Underbar story! Underbar uppläsare!
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