Just One Kiss

The Kingston Family Series, Book 6

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Just One Kiss

By: Carly Phillips

Narrated by: Samantha Cook, Jason Clarke

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It was just supposed to be one fun night of revenge sex.

It turned into a second. Then a third.

Now Mother Nature is having the last word—with a secret baby surprise!

Jade Dare has done everything in her power to overcome her mother’s unstable influence. Changed her name. Became a success. Vowed never to risk passing on the potential for inherited pain. What has it gotten her? One fiancé who wanted her for money. A second who cheated on her with his brother’s wife.

Now she’s sworn off men. Or at least off serious relationships. But when the chance to indulge in a little revenge sex with a man she’s secretly fantasized about arrives, she jumps in. Only to land heart-first into a case of the feels she can’t bring herself to trust.

Knox Sinclair always suspected he liked his brother’s fiancé a little too much, that’s why he kept his hands to himself. But with all ties broken and Jade all too willing, a one-night stand with a side of payback sounds like a damned good idea.

Except one night isn’t nearly enough.… But while Knox is busy convincing Jade they have a chance at forever, the past is planning one last parting shot.

Contemporary

Contemporary Romance

Fiction

Genre Fiction

Romance

Revenge

Heartfelt

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Firstly narrators are great.. though the woman could sound a little over-strident at times.
I like the author and have read others of hers. With this one, she had her heat and intentions in the right place. However at times she seemed to be pushing the 'get help and therapy for this if you need to'.
As an ex therapist myself I appreciate what she was trying to do and applaud that. However it read a little like a public service announcement at times as she conveyed this message.
All good though