As the Heart Stills (de San Esteban, #4)

As the Heart Stills (de San Esteban, #4)

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Romance
Slow Burn
Small town
Opposites Attract
DE SAN ESTEBAN SERIES, BOOK 4: Shaky breath. Restless mind. Grieving eyes. Still heart. Estian Montiel II is the fresh name everyone's been whispering about. Yet even before he has done a single thing, he already puts Vittoria de San Esteban's wits in a whirl. Is it his happy-go-lucky personality? Maybe. What she never expected, though, was how much comfort she'd find in this new neighbor of hers. And naturally, a hug had to happen. You know... comfort. But the other one's heart... took it way too seriously.
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