Beautiful Broken Love
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Beautiful Broken Love
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Aure Nash
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Sean Bassett
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Shanora Williams
From New York Times bestselling author Shanora Williams comes an emotional story about two people still reeling from tragedy who look to each other for the strength to move forward.
It’s been months since her dreams of forever were brutally shattered. Seven long months since her husband and soulmate, Lew, died in her arms, leaving her to carry on. Alone. And Davina Klein-Roberts still isn’t sure how to move forward.
To escape her anguish, Davina throws everything into work, pushing Golden Oil Co., her self-built skin care line, to become a viral success. Now she’s poised to clinch a major endorsement deal too. But it’s bittersweet without Lew by her side.
A meeting with Deke Bishop, the hot NBA star she’s courting for her brand, leaves Davina flustered. With his dimpled smile and warm handshake, Deke’s a natural pitchman. And he’s clearly interested—not only in her lotions.
Davina soon discovers that Deke’s more than just another player and carries his own pain. But as her feelings for him grow, so does her guilt. Will the pain of a future already lost keep her from embracing hope for a new one?
©2024 by Shanora Williams. (P)2024 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.Commentaires
“Williams shows herself to be deft at narrating…with fully fleshed-out characters whose anxieties and actions feel true to life. She alternates teary moments, which might evoke Emily Henry, with sizzling sex scenes and charming dates. A sports romance that captures the highs and lows of the game of love.”—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
“An impressively well written, authentically original, emotional engaging read from cover to cover…Author Shanora Williams once again demonstrates her extraordinary talents as a storyteller.”—Midwest Book Review
