He has one rule and that is the women decide when they get to leave. After his abusive old man kicked the bucket, King took the family fortune and built a haven for women and children who needed protection. King built his fortress to keep people out, not in. During this holiday season, can Tyson convince her that forever after is possible with him? In this insta world, she wants something permanent. Does that put food on the table? Tyson is gorgeous, handsome and smart, but she needs someone she can rely on. It doesn’t matter to her that he has hundreds of thousands of followers. She doesn’t have time for rich kid Tyson Carter who, despite all his sports achievements, has decided to be an influencer. Rory Carlson has two younger brothers, a household full of debt, and a derelict mother. Rory has remained stubbornly resistant to his Carter charms but Tyson didn’t win all those championships through luck. All through high school with every score, he hoped to impress her into his bed. Tyson Carter has known Rory Carlson is the one for him since, well, forever. I need this job but it’s already in jeopardy-and so am I. He’s so gorgeous and so smart and I’m so attracted to him that I’m worried I won’t be able to keep my hands off of him. I could’ve endured those things, but I wasn’t prepared to for him to be the science version of John Wick. She’s all but begging me to overlook his bad habits and nasty temper. The department secretary says he’s terrible and they have to hire new assistants all the time which is why I’m starting at the end of the term. My mom has gone on a well-deserved cruise and I’m alone, starting a new position to be the assistant of famed researcher Dr. It’s time for the ho-ho-holidays and while this is one of my favorite times of the year, I’m feeling a little off. I’m kicking off the holidays with a bundle of sweet snowy festive reads! Four previously released classics from my backlist are now all in one click for a limited time! Wrap with Love by Ella Goode – Free eBooks Download

Our Snowy Night by Ella Goode