🔥🔥 She’s fiery, passionate, and independent, but all he wants to do is please her. He’s sexiness wrapped up in a form fitting uniform. Tabby is the local bad girl, while Chad is a straight laced police officer. The main characters, Tabitha and Chad are polar opposites, but they can’t deny their off the charts chemistry. This super fun and witty small town romance works on every level. I laughed out loud one minute and was reduced to thigh clenching the next. This is a small town romance that sizzles and will tickle your funny bone!Ĭharming characters, a great setting, and a romance that is as sweet as can be! That’s what you get from the latest by Tia Louise. Humorously and sweetly told from dual POVs, it offers the small-town feel, soul-searching, tons of steamy sex with a well-endowed hero and the spirited girl who is trying to get out of town to see the world. The story pretty much goes downhill from there much thanks to Tabby’s hate for stuffy law enforcement.įast forward a year of evil eyes and sexual tension overload, their love-hate attraction is about to explode and with it the community will shift of its axel. When We Kiss (stand-alone) opens up to new sheriff and former navy officer Chad Tucker meeting, in a nearly naked state, the town’s wild child, website designer Tabby Green. “Chad Tucker is some kind of sex god with a magic snake in his pants.
The new cop in town is intrigued by the girl who is determined not to get caught! When We Kiss is a full-length, STAND-ALONE, opposites-attract romance about heroes, bad girls, and what happens when you stop fighting and surrender to love. She’s a bad girl all right, and after what I’ve lost, I’m not looking for trouble. She’s got flashing green eyes, red-velvet lips, and luscious curves in all the right places. I’m a bad girl, a “Jezebel”-just ask all the old biddies in town. He’s a hot cop with a square jaw, a sexy grin, and a tight end. 1 Hot Cop + 1 Bad Girl = 1 sexy new enemies-to-lovers, opposites-attract STAND-ALONE romance from USA Today bestselling author Tia Louise.
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