Levi Loveless has a problem. Someoneās been illegally chopping down old-growth trees in the National Forestāhis National Forest, the one heās supposed to protectāand for all his outdoorsy skills and tree expertise, heās at a loss.
Enter June Flynn, former investigative reporter and kid sister of Leviās lifelong best friend. Sheās only back in town temporarily, but when Levi rescues her from the side of the road during a thunderstorm, he realizes two things pretty quickly: one, sheās not a kid any more, and two, June has gotten awfully hot.
Getting laid off and dumped on the same day will screw up anyoneās plans, so Juneās taking a few months to recover at her parentsā house while she licks her wounds and finds another job.
Of course, getting stranded and spending the night at her brotherās best friendās houseāin separate bedrooms, because Levi is nothing if not a gentlemanāwasnāt in her plans either.
Also not in her plans? Discovering that her childhood crush on Levi Loveless is back, and itās all grown up.
He claims he doesnāt need help solving the tree-killer mystery, but Leviās clearly out of his depth with this one. Before long, theyāre working together and keeping it a secret from her brother⦠and when they finally give in to temptation, they keep that a secret, too.
Juneās leaving as soon as she finds another job, after all, and Levi can see heartbreak on the horizon. Why ruin two relationships at once?
But when June gets a job offer halfway across the country, Leviās got a choice to make: stay in his comfortable, familiar life, or risk it all for the woman he loves?
Break the Rules is the third book in the Loveless Brothers series, and can be read as a total standalone. It's for fans of high-heat, low-angst romantic comedies and anyone who's ever had a crush on their brother's best friend. This one's got all the sibling banter you love, meddling brothers, a mountain man who's quiet in the streets and anything but in the sheets, tons of steam, and all the small town charm you can handle. Of course, it's also got an HEA. (And yes, it bangs.)
Levi Loveless has a problem. Someoneās been illegally chopping down old-growth trees in the National Forestāhis National Forest, the one heās supposed to protectāand for all his outdoorsy skills and tree expertise, heās at a loss.
Enter June Flynn, former investigative reporter and kid sister of Leviās lifelong best friend. Sheās only back in town temporarily, but when Levi rescues her from the side of the road during a thunderstorm, he realizes two things pretty quickly: one, sheās not a kid any more, and two, June has gotten awfully hot.
Getting laid off and dumped on the same day will screw up anyoneās plans, so Juneās taking a few months to recover at her parentsā house while she licks her wounds and finds another job.
Of course, getting stranded and spending the night at her brotherās best friendās houseāin separate bedrooms, because Levi is nothing if not a gentlemanāwasnāt in her plans either.
Also not in her plans? Discovering that her childhood crush on Levi Loveless is back, and itās all grown up.
He claims he doesnāt need help solving the tree-killer mystery, but Leviās clearly out of his depth with this one. Before long, theyāre working together and keeping it a secret from her brother⦠and when they finally give in to temptation, they keep that a secret, too.
Juneās leaving as soon as she finds another job, after all, and Levi can see heartbreak on the horizon. Why ruin two relationships at once?
But when June gets a job offer halfway across the country, Leviās got a choice to make: stay in his comfortable, familiar life, or risk it all for the woman he loves?
Break the Rules is the third book in the Loveless Brothers series, and can be read as a total standalone. It's for fans of high-heat, low-angst romantic comedies and anyone who's ever had a crush on their brother's best friend. This one's got all the sibling banter you love, meddling brothers, a mountain man who's quiet in the streets and anything but in the sheets, tons of steam, and all the small town charm you can handle. Of course, it's also got an HEA. (And yes, it bangs.)