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“Quick do you think a judge would let me off for murder if I tell him that it was the health inspector who has a vendetta against me?”
It’s a question Lucas never thought he’d have to ask when he became the owner of a food truck. And that pisses him off more considering he has enough in his life to deal with.
He’s blind.
He’s a virgin.
And the people he keeps falling for never seem to want him back.
So when this grumpy shell of a man has made it his mission to make Lucas’s life miserable, Lucas intends to fight back. With his words. Mean ones. Ones that might make a grown man cry.
Unfortunately, there’s more to Frankie’s story than Lucas realizes, and the more he gets to know this complicated single dad, the more he starts to feel the familiar stirrings of an impossible crush.
Frankie is almost twice his age, his life is a chaotic mess, and Lucas isn’t exactly relationship material. But the longer they stay in each other’s orbit, the more Lucas realizes that this could be it. And soon enough he decides he’s not going to stop until he’s gotten his hard earned happily ever after.
Winning You is the seventh book in the single dad Words We Never Said series. It’s an enemies to lovers, age gap romance featuring a brow-beaten, exhausted single caregiver who wants nothing more than to find some peace, a nerdy, mouthy, autistic chef who wants to be loved the way he’s capable of loving, heaps of unsolicited advice, first times, bad dates that turn into very good dates, and a steamy, swoony happily ever after.
276 pages
It’s a question Lucas never thought he’d have to ask when he became the owner of a food truck. And that pisses him off more considering he has enough in his life to deal with.
He’s blind.
He’s a virgin.
And the people he keeps falling for never seem to want him back.
So when this grumpy shell of a man has made it his mission to make Lucas’s life miserable, Lucas intends to fight back. With his words. Mean ones. Ones that might make a grown man cry.
Unfortunately, there’s more to Frankie’s story than Lucas realizes, and the more he gets to know this complicated single dad, the more he starts to feel the familiar stirrings of an impossible crush.
Frankie is almost twice his age, his life is a chaotic mess, and Lucas isn’t exactly relationship material. But the longer they stay in each other’s orbit, the more Lucas realizes that this could be it. And soon enough he decides he’s not going to stop until he’s gotten his hard earned happily ever after.
Winning You is the seventh book in the single dad Words We Never Said series. It’s an enemies to lovers, age gap romance featuring a brow-beaten, exhausted single caregiver who wants nothing more than to find some peace, a nerdy, mouthy, autistic chef who wants to be loved the way he’s capable of loving, heaps of unsolicited advice, first times, bad dates that turn into very good dates, and a steamy, swoony happily ever after.
276 pages