Lena's Happily Ever After by Dixie Lynn Dwyer

Author:Dixie Lynn Dwyer [Dwyer, Dixie Lynn]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Adult, Cowboy, Erotic, Menage, Romantic Suspense
ISBN: 9781622417681
Amazon: B0093LB1V4
Barnesnoble: B0093LB1V4
Goodreads: 15785251
Publisher: Siren Publishing
Published: 2011-12-31T11:00:00+00:00

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Lena knocked on Bryant’s door, carrying a box filled with dinner items and some stuff he could make for breakfast and lunch tomorrow.

“I’m coming in,” she exclaimed as she pushed open the door and let herself in his house as she had done for practically a month now.

Bryant was nowhere in sight. She unpacked the items and then walked through the house looking for him. She couldn’t find him anywhere, so she went back to preparing dinner.

She set the table for him and left everything on the counter as usual and decided to write him a note telling him where the items for lunch tomorrow were because she was having lunch at his mom’s house.

She felt a little funny not seeing him. He had showed compassion this morning, breaking into her home to check on her then staying with her as she recovered from the night before. It said a lot, and she loved the feel of waking up in his arms with his large, warm hand covering her breast. She understood that he was rough around the edges, a man used to being in charge and giving orders. She respected his profession and was utterly turned on by his good looks despite his piss-poor attitude. She chuckled as she thought about him. To think that he was such a jerk to her when she first showed up at his house.

She drew a small smiley face at the bottom of the note and signed it “from Detroit.” Surely he would smirk at that.

As she headed out of the house, there was still no sign of him. It was getting dark now, so she hurried across the lawn to her cottage.

As she entered her house, she saw a bouquet of roses sitting on the table. They were stunning and filled with multiple colors of roses. There were red, yellow, white, dark pink, and light pink. Some were two-toned and others solid. There had to be at least four dozen sitting in the large glass vase. No one had ever brought her flowers before. She was surprised.

As she picked up the card and sniffed the bouquet, she smiled.

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