If You Can't Stand The Heat... (Harlequin Kiss) - Plot & Excerpts
(Harlequin Kiss) TWOJack looked up a lavender-lined driveway to the house beyond it. It was a modest two-storey with Old World charm, wooden bay windows and a deep veranda, nestled in a wild garden surrounded by a high brick wall. The driveway led up to a two-door garage. He didn’t do charming houses—hell, he didn’t do houses. He had a flat that he barely saw, boxes that were still unpacked, a fridge that was never stocked. In many ways his flat was just another hotel room: as impersonal, as bland. He wasn’t attached to any of his material possessions and he liked it that way.Attachment was not an emotion he felt he needed to become better acquainted with...either to possessions or partners.‘Nice place,’ Jack said as he walked up the stairs onto a covered veranda. Ellie took a set of keys from the back pocket of those tight shorts. It was nice—not for him, but nice—a charming house with loads of character.‘The house was my grandmother’s. I inherited it from her.’Jack glanced idly over his shoulder and his breath caught in his throat.
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