The Princess and The Pawn by Kaitlyn Davis

She felt an undeniable sense of exhilaration, like she was a kid stealing a piece of candy. He was the complete opposite of her usual type and somehow also the sexiest man she had ever seen. Kate found herself unable to pull away from that smirk, those eyes. That something appeared to be Kate, the sexy smirk turned in her direction. A book lay in his lap, forgotten when something had caught his attention. He was in the corner station, leaning back on a stool, legs resting on the client table in front of him. He was, in so many words, the epitome of the handsome mysterious stranger. But the effortless ease with which the clothes hung off of him told her that he had probably thrown them on without a second thought.

He looked like a model, one of those half-naked men who leave the shirts they’re supposed to be selling balled up behind them. He could have walked out of a 70s rock concert, with tattered shorts, a heavy leather belt, and a fitted t-shirt. Below the eyes was a strong pointed nose and a delicious mouth curved into a sexy smirk. Strands of dark hair, cropped short in the back, were left to fall just so over intense dark eyes and the creased brow of a deep thinker. Kate’s eyes followed Jax’s as he looked around the shop to see which artists were available. Can he convince her to stay with him?Īmazon US | Amazon UK | Amazon CA Sneak Peek This Midwestern girl is everything he’s been waiting for. She’s brilliant, gorgeous and an art lover as well. Can she find a way to forget him…or does she even want to?ĭominic Price needs a woman that could see past his fame and fortune. However, she can’t deny that this man that has changed her forever. Jaded from her time as a divorce attorney, Kate is not willing to look past the two days and she returns home to Chicago. Its name is Ocean Drive.Īmong the excitement of South Beach, Kate Olesen has the perfect weekend romance with a mysterious and sexy artist. There is a street that follows the water along the South Beach of Miami.

The Princess and The Pawn by Kaitlyn Davis