Join a brand new generation of Friessens in New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Lorhainne Eckhart's Friessen Family series. In the latest volume, Chris is used to having whatever he wants-but this time, the irresistible could come at a high price.
When stubbornly independent Chris Friessen decides to pack up and travel the country on the back of his Harley, he doesn't expect that his decision to see the "real USA" will cost him in ways he can't imagine. He soon finds himself face down on some backroad, cuffed by small-town cops. To make matters worse, he's told to keep moving, but when he meets the incredibly sexy daughter of the sheriff, Chris can't resist doing exactly the opposite-even after realizing that the sheriff's deputy is head over heels in love with her.
JD is the daughter of a South Dakota small-town sheriff, teased by locals that if she were ever to consider marrying, she'd have a line of suitors around the block. But she's not interested, as the only man she's ever loved up and left, and her father was behind it. When she drives up on her father and his deputy toying with the extremely attractive redheaded Chris Friessen, she can't resist tossing him an invitation to dinner, and she never expects that he'll take her up on it.
Now, Chris may find that the irresistible JD comes with a lot more than he's bargained for.
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Aarav Yaduvanshi is the eldest son of one of Asia's most powerful business families. Feared and respected, he's calm on the surface but holds immense power within. Known for his sharp focus and hard work, he's unstoppable.
Aradhya Bansal, a shy and innocent girl from a wealthy but traditional family, has lived a sheltered life. She always obeys her parents and knows little about the world outside her home.
What happens when Aarav, a man who never cared for love, becomes obsessed with Aradhya? When her innocence turns into his deepest craving? And when their worlds collide in a way neither of them could have imagined?