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Irish Valentine Kisses (Irish Fates, #1)

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Description:Once upon a time, people called me the queen of all things romance.But catching my husband with another woman last Valentine's kind of did something to me.Then along comes my ex-husband’s best friend, James.He has a plan to help me believe in the magic of cupid’s arrow again. But the more I’m around him, the more I begin to think he’s the magical one.Maybe, just maybe, it will be a Happy Valentine's after all.I have no idea where I’m going or what I’m going to do, but I know I need a drink. I work furiously to blink back my tears. I hate that I’m crying because they’re tears of anger. While I’m driving down 15th street with my cat in my car, my ex-husband is in our home, probably making love to a woman who is not me.I dab my eyes, pulling into the Irish Boys Tavern. It’s Friday night and the place is buzzing. I make my way through the crowd and manage to find a seat at the bar. James is working the room but nods when he sees me, his smile fading when he takes note of my expression.“Hey,” he says, rounding the bar to stand next to me instead of across from me. “What’s going on?”“I’m being evicted.” I cut right to the chase. Because James isn’t just Daniel’s friend, he’s mine. And because I’ve blown past the point of denial and officially entered the pissed phase.“What? Why?” he asks, leaning in closer. “Is it rent? Are you having a hard time-”“No. I can pay my rent.” I say with more venom in my tone than I intend. I soften up a little. “Apparently, they found asbestos and have to tear down the entire complex.”“Damn,” he says. “Are you feeling okay? That’s no joke.”“You mean aside from bitter?” I ask.James’ lips tip in an empathetic smile and he gives me a quick squeeze. “Let me get you that drink.” He also insists on treating me to a BLT and fries with ranch, somehow knowing I haven’t eaten. It’s not until the food is sitting in front of me that I realize I am starving.As I eat, I watch him work the bar. James is attractive. He’s got chestnut brown hair that he keeps short enough to manage but long enough to look constantly messy. He has green eyes, and a medium athletic build. In short, he’s gorgeous. But that’s not what I love about him.He has to be one of the most genuinely transparent people I know. He’s a people person through and through. A true conversationalist. His work is his art and it shows in every drink he makes.He laughs unapologetically at something a customer says, his smile lighting up his whole face and it makes me smile. My heart swells with adoration. I’ve known James for years now and he never changes. I feel a pang of resentment at the idea of him and Daniel being best friends. They’re so obviously different. While one might think their contradictions are what make them mesh, their bromance is still a bit of an enigma to me.Rule of love Number 3. Opposites may attract, but they don’t stick. Before you argue with me, take Daniel and I for example. I understand attraction to a person who contradicts you. It’s exciting. Foreign. Exotic even. But at the end of the day, being too different leads you in different directions. Case in point. Of course, Daniel and James are platonic, but these rules can easily be applied to friendships as well and right now, watching him in his element, James is 1000 miles from being similar to that man.James makes his way back over to me, clearing my plate. “Better?” he asks.I nod. “Much better, thank you.”“You want another drink?” he asks.“So actually,” I say. “My cat is in my car.”James leans in. “I’m sorry, what? Fritz is…”“In my car.” I nod. “I couldn’t leave him there with all that poison in the air.”“Go get him,” he says. “We’ll take him upstairs.”Irish Valentine Kisses is a light-hearted romance about second chances, and finding love in the last place you’d expect.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Irish Valentine Kisses (Irish Fates, #1). To get started finding Irish Valentine Kisses (Irish Fates, #1), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Once upon a time, people called me the queen of all things romance.But catching my husband with another woman last Valentine's kind of did something to me.Then along comes my ex-husband’s best friend, James.He has a plan to help me believe in the magic of cupid’s arrow again. But the more I’m around him, the more I begin to think he’s the magical one.Maybe, just maybe, it will be a Happy Valentine's after all.I have no idea where I’m going or what I’m going to do, but I know I need a drink. I work furiously to blink back my tears. I hate that I’m crying because they’re tears of anger. While I’m driving down 15th street with my cat in my car, my ex-husband is in our home, probably making love to a woman who is not me.I dab my eyes, pulling into the Irish Boys Tavern. It’s Friday night and the place is buzzing. I make my way through the crowd and manage to find a seat at the bar. James is working the room but nods when he sees me, his smile fading when he takes note of my expression.“Hey,” he says, rounding the bar to stand next to me instead of across from me. “What’s going on?”“I’m being evicted.” I cut right to the chase. Because James isn’t just Daniel’s friend, he’s mine. And because I’ve blown past the point of denial and officially entered the pissed phase.“What? Why?” he asks, leaning in closer. “Is it rent? Are you having a hard time-”“No. I can pay my rent.” I say with more venom in my tone than I intend. I soften up a little. “Apparently, they found asbestos and have to tear down the entire complex.”“Damn,” he says. “Are you feeling okay? That’s no joke.”“You mean aside from bitter?” I ask.James’ lips tip in an empathetic smile and he gives me a quick squeeze. “Let me get you that drink.” He also insists on treating me to a BLT and fries with ranch, somehow knowing I haven’t eaten. It’s not until the food is sitting in front of me that I realize I am starving.As I eat, I watch him work the bar. James is attractive. He’s got chestnut brown hair that he keeps short enough to manage but long enough to look constantly messy. He has green eyes, and a medium athletic build. In short, he’s gorgeous. But that’s not what I love about him.He has to be one of the most genuinely transparent people I know. He’s a people person through and through. A true conversationalist. His work is his art and it shows in every drink he makes.He laughs unapologetically at something a customer says, his smile lighting up his whole face and it makes me smile. My heart swells with adoration. I’ve known James for years now and he never changes. I feel a pang of resentment at the idea of him and Daniel being best friends. They’re so obviously different. While one might think their contradictions are what make them mesh, their bromance is still a bit of an enigma to me.Rule of love Number 3. Opposites may attract, but they don’t stick. Before you argue with me, take Daniel and I for example. I understand attraction to a person who contradicts you. It’s exciting. Foreign. Exotic even. But at the end of the day, being too different leads you in different directions. Case in point. Of course, Daniel and James are platonic, but these rules can easily be applied to friendships as well and right now, watching him in his element, James is 1000 miles from being similar to that man.James makes his way back over to me, clearing my plate. “Better?” he asks.I nod. “Much better, thank you.”“You want another drink?” he asks.“So actually,” I say. “My cat is in my car.”James leans in. “I’m sorry, what? Fritz is…”“In my car.” I nod. “I couldn’t leave him there with all that poison in the air.”“Go get him,” he says. “We’ll take him upstairs.”Irish Valentine Kisses is a light-hearted romance about second chances, and finding love in the last place you’d expect.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Irish Valentine Kisses (Irish Fates, #1). To get started finding Irish Valentine Kisses (Irish Fates, #1), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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