Be Mine Forever by Kennedy Ryan
From the New York Times bestselling author of Before I Let Go, a mysterious artist's dark past could cost him everything in this “achingly beautiful” second-chance romance. (A.L. Jackson)
Jo Walsh has loved Cameron Mitchell for as long as she can remember. Whether front and center in her life or on the periphery, the tall, brooding artist has made his presence seductively and irresistibly known. But whenever they start to get close, Cam pulls away.
Jo's tired of keeping her feelings in a box Cam is too afraid to open. If he wants her, he'll have to prove it. And if he doesn't, Jo deserves to know the real reason why.
How do you walk away from your soul mate? Cam wishes he knew. No matter how far he runs from Jo, he can't resist looking back at the silver eyes that seem to see right through him. But as well as Jo thinks she understands Cam, the dark truth about his past is something she shouldn't have to handle.
Cam's sure that setting Jo free is the right thing to do. Too bad his heart has other ideas . . .
From the New York Times bestselling author of Before I Let Go, a mysterious artist's dark past could cost him everything in this “achingly beautiful” second-chance romance. (A.L. Jackson)
Jo Walsh has loved Cameron Mitchell for as long as she can remember. Whether front and center in her life or on the periphery, the tall, brooding artist has made his presence seductively and irresistibly known. But whenever they start to get close, Cam pulls away.
Jo's tired of keeping her feelings in a box Cam is too afraid to open. If he wants her, he'll have to prove it. And if he doesn't, Jo deserves to know the real reason why.
How do you walk away from your soul mate? Cam wishes he knew. No matter how far he runs from Jo, he can't resist looking back at the silver eyes that seem to see right through him. But as well as Jo thinks she understands Cam, the dark truth about his past is something she shouldn't have to handle.
Cam's sure that setting Jo free is the right thing to do. Too bad his heart has other ideas . . .