Books with author ed Wright

The love he needs might be the last thing he expects...Adam Whitaker has loved and lost more times than he can count. His father died before he was born, and then a tragic accident stole his high school sweetheart from him. But as the town's vet and the director of an equine therapy camp, life is going great nowadays.All right, fine - it's plenty stressful, and at the end of the day, it's also turning out to be plenty lonesome.And then, in strolls Kylie VanLueven, his very new and very pretty receptionist. The first time he met Kylie, she was just a kid. Now, she's all grown up, with curves in all the right places. She's doing a good job at the clinic, but he won't ever let it be more than that, despite the longing she stirs in him.Besides, he's sure that she's hiding a secret...The secret she carries won't stay secret for long...Kylie has come home to Sawyer on the heels of a bad break up. She kicked the abusive loser to the curb to protect herself and, more importantly, her unborn child.The job she takes at the vet clinic is just supposed to be a way to pay her bills. She never expects Adam Whitaker to be so handsome, so kind and so exasperating, too. The way he looks at her with his whiskey colored eyes? It makes her heart race, while his touch and gentle teasing make her yearn for more.But she never imagined the danger from her past would come looking for her and her unborn baby...Bundle of Love is the seventh novel in the Long Valley series, although all books in the Long Valley world can be read as standalones. It has some strong language, and oh my, sexy times. Enjoy!

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