Wednesday, May 25, 2016

NEW RELEASE: EASY FOR KEEPS (BOUDREAUX # 4.5) BY KRISTEN PROBY. AVAILABLE NOW.






Easy For Keeps (Boudreaux, #4.5)


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EASY FOR KEEPS (BOUDREAUX # 4.5) BY KRISTEN PROBY



Release Date:  May 24, 2016



SYNOPSIS

Adam Turner loves women. All women. Every shape and size, regardless of hair or eye color, religion or race, he simply enjoys them all. Meeting more than his fair share as the manager and head bartender of The Odyssey, a hot spot in the heart of New Orleans’ French Quarter, Adam’s comfortable with his lifestyle, and sees no reason to change it. A wife and kids, plus the white picket fence are not in the cards for this confirmed bachelor. Until a beautiful woman, and her sweet princess, literally knock him on his ass.

Sarah Cox has just moved to New Orleans, having accepted a position as a social worker specializing in at-risk women and children. It’s a demanding, sometimes dangerous job, but Sarah is no shy wallflower. She can handle just about anything that comes at her, even the attentions of one sexy Adam Turner. Just because he’s charmed her daughter, making her think of magical kingdoms with happily ever after, doesn’t mean that Sarah believes in fairy tales. But the more time she spends with the enchanting man, the more he begins to sway her into believing in forever.

Even so, when Sarah’s job becomes more dangerous than any of them bargained for, will she be ripped from Adam’s life forever?



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REVIEW:  EASY FOR KEEPS (BOUDREAUX # 4.5) BY KRISTEN PROBY

Easy For Keeps (Boudreaux, #4.5)Easy For Keeps by Kristen Proby

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



ARC Review: Easy for Keeps (Boudreaux #4.5) by Kristen Proby

I love Kristen Proby. Her stories are irresistible. Her characters are brash but still manage to convey that spark that deeply touches the readers heart. Easy for Keeps massages the heart from all sides. Cute kid, devoted mother, hot guy and possible family. Add in that edge of mystique that New Orleans brings and the senses will overload quickly. I now have to try to play catch up with the rest of the Boudreaux series.



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