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A tough cop with an even tougher past, Hunter Sloan has never let anyone stop him from getting what he wants—and he wants Evangeline Ambrose bad. With her gentle curves and raw vulnerability, Hunter’s beautiful, mysterious new neighbor awakens his protective side. Determined to do right by a woman who’s gone through hell and back, Hunter could be the one to take away the pain—so long as his own secrets don’t sink their relationship before it begins.
Having escaped an abusive marriage, Evangeline simply wants to start over in the small, quiet town of Forrestville. She’s also avoiding all contact with the opposite sex, because she just can’t trust her instincts when it comes to men—not even with the sinfully sexy cop next door. So why can’t she stop thinking about him? Hunter has darkness in his soul, and yet no one ever made her feel so safe. For all her best laid plans, Evangeline didn’t count on choices this hard—or temptation this hot.
Book Review:
In After We Fall, we follow Hunter and Evangeline, whom we met in the pervious installment. I knew I was going to like these two from that book and I wasn’t let down after reading this book, but hey, I’m never let down by anything that Ms. Valentine writes. Her husband abused Evangeline, and she’s just trying to move on and she can’t get Hunter out of her head. Then there’s Hunter the man that brought her to safety, he understands he needs to keep a distance, but just can’t.
There’s so much more to After We Fall then just a romance. There more to each character than what you see at first as well.
Ms. Valentine always seems to write books that I cant seem to put down and After the Fall is no different. I highly recommend this book for any of her fans and also anyone looking for a great easy read.
When she’s not writing sexy heroes who adore their sassy heroines, she enjoys shopping, reading, and spending time with her family and friends. Married to her high school sweetheart, Marquita lives in a seriously small town in the south with her husband, two kids, and a dog.