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Janece O. Hudson
Slightly Shady (The Berringer Brothers #3)
Slightly Shady (The Berringer Brothers #3)
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A humorous romance between a woman on the run and the man she runs into. Love, laughter, sizzle, and suspense.
When NY journalist Maggie Marino uncovers a huge scandal, things begin to go awry. Before she can write the story, she’s fired from her newspaper and has to literally run for her life. With her funds almost depleted, fate lands her in rural Southeast Texas as cook at Big Buck’s Beer, Bait, and Beds. One thing for sure, nobody would ever think to look for her in this dump along the river. But she’s also run straight into the path of another kind of trouble: Shade, the sexiest green-eyed devil she’s ever encountered--and the most mysterious. Besides being the guy who makes her toes curl and her heart race, who is this hot desperado in a ratty t-shirt that lives at Big Buck’s and spends his time shooting pool, strumming his guitar, and doing a weekend gig singing at the tavern?
Shade (aka Paul, the oldest Berringer brother) has escaped the corporate world to follow the dream of his youth, the dream he abandoned when he took over the management of his family’s considerable wealth. He’s weary of being looked at like dollar signs, so he keeps his identity quiet. The moment he spots Maggie, he knows the red-haired spitfire is what he’s been looking for. She’s sure not much of a cook, but her touch can turn him into a wild man. He has to convince her that she belongs in his arms and in his life permanently.
When NY journalist Maggie Marino uncovers a huge scandal, things begin to go awry. Before she can write the story, she’s fired from her newspaper and has to literally run for her life. With her funds almost depleted, fate lands her in rural Southeast Texas as cook at Big Buck’s Beer, Bait, and Beds. One thing for sure, nobody would ever think to look for her in this dump along the river. But she’s also run straight into the path of another kind of trouble: Shade, the sexiest green-eyed devil she’s ever encountered--and the most mysterious. Besides being the guy who makes her toes curl and her heart race, who is this hot desperado in a ratty t-shirt that lives at Big Buck’s and spends his time shooting pool, strumming his guitar, and doing a weekend gig singing at the tavern?
Shade (aka Paul, the oldest Berringer brother) has escaped the corporate world to follow the dream of his youth, the dream he abandoned when he took over the management of his family’s considerable wealth. He’s weary of being looked at like dollar signs, so he keeps his identity quiet. The moment he spots Maggie, he knows the red-haired spitfire is what he’s been looking for. She’s sure not much of a cook, but her touch can turn him into a wild man. He has to convince her that she belongs in his arms and in his life permanently.
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