When It Starts Feeling like Home

When It Starts Feeling like Home

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Mon, Jun 8, 20262h 44m
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Fiction
Romance
Billionaires and CEOs
Erotica
Slow Burn
He was the cold, untouchable CEO with a reputation for breaking deals and people in equal measure. She was the stubborn marketing assistant who accidentally spilled coffee on his thousand-pound shirt. Henry Cox didn't do distractions - except his four-year-old daughter, Crystal, who was the only softness in his life. Lydia Easton didn't do rich, arrogant men - especially the kind who could crush her career with one phone call. But when a series of unexpected encounters keeps pulling them into each other's orbit, their clash of wills turns into a slow-burning storm of heat, tension, and desire. And in between the fire and the fights, a little girl with a sweet smile just might change everything.
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