Volatile: An Enemies to Lovers Romance
À propos de cet e-book
It makes no difference how enticing those two legs are—they’re not worth the stubborn ass they belong to.
Jonathan Blazek is a busy man. His days are packed tight with whiskey, women, and work, and he has no time for the pounding headaches that arise when Hurricane Ivy blows down his door.
Ivy Swanson comes with her own warning label: Will explode when challenged. As far as Jonathan is concerned, it might as well have been written in a foreign tongue. He can’t figure out her mercurial moods, nor does he care to. They’re only tolerating each other out of mutual concern for Ivy’s sister, and once he’s no longer the therapist on the case, he’ll never have to deal with that woman again.
She’s the opposite of what he wants. He’s the opposite of what she wants. They have no business even being in the same room together. They are destructive. All wrong.
But as any good Dom knows, it’s not about what you want.
It’s about what you need.
**Author’s Note** Volatile is a STANDALONE novel based on a character from the Julia series. It is not necessary to have read any of the others in the series first.
Topics: enemies to lovers romance, opposites attract, possessive alpha male, strong female lead, unlikely romance, passionate rivalry, spicy contemporary romance
Notes et avis
À propos de l'auteur
Bree Dahlia is an unconventional romance junkie. She loves reading it but adores writing it even more. Her stories range from lighthearted to sizzling with that satisfying Happily Ever After ending and a touch of the unexpected. She favors themes of friendship, forgiveness, and unconditional love with alpha characters and eccentric tastes.
She holds degrees that she does nothing with and has experienced a long string of jobs that have left her unfulfilled. Only as an author, has she truly found her passion. When not crafting stories in her small Wisconsin town, she hikes unbeaten trails, watches hockey games, and wishes she didn’t detest cooking so much.
Dahlia is her middle name. Her last name is more suitable for a horror writer.
