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Alec Grayson returns home to Falcon, Alabama, to rebuild his life after a knee injury ended his NFL career. As the Falcon high school quarterback coach, Alec's love for the game is reignited. Meanwhile, he puts his hard-partying past and the betrayal of the people he trusted most behind him, and adopts a hard demeanor. That is, until a spitfire artist with soulful eyes and a body that haunts his dreams gets under his skin and threatens to crack his armor.
Lilliana Hancock is forced to leave her struggling-artist lifestyle in New York and return to Falcon after her father's unexpected death leaves her a decrepit family mansion. Determined to use her skills to turn the home into a successful bed and breakfast, Lilliana is stopped at every turn by the town contractor, who happens to be Alec, the gorgeous and arrogant jock to whom she lost her virginity in college. Except Alec doesn't remember, which infuriates her. Too bad she can't forget the way his body felt against hers or how his heated gaze follows her... Will they be able to put their pasts behind them for a future together? READ EXCERPT |
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What people are saying...
"This third installment in the “Falcon Football” series (after Slow and Steady Rush and Caught up in the Touch) wastes no time getting down to business. Steamy scenes and Southern charm help foster a tender story with high-stakes risks and delightful drama. Recommended for fans of down-to-earth romances in which mistrust and miscommunication must be overcome."--Library Journal “This one is special–really special. And I’m still remembering how sweet their story is! The characters are funny and smart and the atmosphere that’s created is so down home and sweet, you’ll feel like you’re drinking sweet tea and sitting on the front porch talking with these people instead of reading about them in this book. Perfect read for the season!”—It’s About the Book "What a way to close out a series! I'm highly recommending you read the Falcon Football series and I'm giving Melting Into You five-plus stars."--Bookaholics-Not-So-Anonymous "I love this series. All three books had strong stories, fantastic main characters and delightful secondary characters that added a lovely southern charm to it. You really can't go wrong with these books. 5 stars!"--KimmyLoves2Read |
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