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First published in Great Britain by HarperCollins 2017
Copyright © Jennifer M Voorhees 2017
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Source ISBN: 9780008116309
Ebook Edition © June 2017 ISBN: 9780008116316
Version: 2017-07-10
This one is for the survivors. The fierce and the fighters, the ones who refused to break. This book is for anyone who needs to know it can and will get better … Those who need some reassurance that there are good guys out there. Believe that there are hot, sweet, special nice guys who don’t mind finishing last. *wink wink
I saved the best hearts for last
Contents
Bonus (Because my Readers are Rad) Epilogue
When I introduced Poppy in Rowdy and Salem’s book, I had no idea she was going to become the character who readers asked me about the most. Every day someone asked me if she was going to get a book, asked when her story was coming, but more than that, they really really wanted her to get a happy-ever-after. They demanded that she love and be loved better than any of my other characters. She’d been through hell and back, and without a doubt, my readers felt she deserved someone who would treat her right and be good to her.
I think that speaks to why we all love to read romance so much. It’s the idea that the heart can heal from anything and that there really, truly is someone out there