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Walk The Line
A SEXY OLDER MAN/YOUNGER WOMAN ROMANCE!
Wild heat. Forbidden nights.
He shouldn’t want her, but it feels so right.
Single dad Brent Sinclair has given up everything to give his daughter a chance at a normal life after the devastating abandonment of her mother. He’s been alone for so long, he feels like a cliché ... especially when he can’t stop thinking about his daughter’s twenty-something nanny. She’s fun, smart, and carefree. Too bad she’s not only too young, she’s also his boss’s daughter, and that makes her completely off limits.
He knows better, dammit. But when he catches her watching him, too, their flirty banter turns into a scorching-hot secret fling that sets his world on fire.
Their heat is dangerous, though. Because if their secret gets out, Brent could lose not only his job but his reputation. And for what? It’s not as if their wicked nights could turn into something permanent. Not with Elena set on following a career that takes her all over the world, and Brent content to stay home and give his daughter some stability.
Brent’s had enough loss in his life to know he can’t have it all ... but when Elena starts feeling like family, touching a part of his heart he’d thought he’d have to lock down forever, he knows that he’ll do whatever it takes to make Elena his.
Each book is a STANDALONE romance with an HEA and an overarching story about a group of friends and the local bar they love. Totally hot and utterly binge-worthy!
Down On Me
Hold On Tight
Need You Now
Start Me Up
Get It On
In Your Eyes
Turn Me On
Shake It Up
All Night Long
In Too Deep
Light My Fire
Walk The Line
Royal Cocktail (a Man of the Month bonus book)
“With each novel featuring a favorite romance trope—beauty and the beast, billionaire bad boys, friends to lovers, second chance romance, secret baby, and more—this series hits the heart and soul of romance.” — New York Times bestselling author Carly Phillips
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Reviews
This is the perfect title for this book. Elena and Brent are amazing together and very instinctive, reluctance seems to be the winner when it comes to stability. I love how everyone around them sees the way they look at each other, when they themselves are unsure. Most of all I adore the conversation Faith had with her dad about Elena. Now that was a priceless moment that’s worth remembering. As for Elena’s dad and her relationship with Brent I’m glad he was open to hearing his daughter express her love for his best friend and the encouragement he gave Brent was also another priceless moment.
By Sweet Paradise 1
Walk the Line by J. Kenner is the final book in her new 12 book Man of the Month series. Told in dual POV this final story is that of Brent and Elena. Brent has been with us since the beginning, a steadfast secondary character, a co-owner of the fix and a single dad. He has managed to keep himself closed off to relationships for the sake of his daughter but Elena breaks his walls down further than any woman ever has before. For her, he may just be willing to risk not just his heart but his daughter Faith's also. Well-written and well-paced, this was a wonderful close to the series and a great read. Enjoy!
By LisaHines711
I'm sad the saga has come to an end. I've enjoyed this journey. It started out with a bang and it with a sigh. A good sigh. I've really felt like these characters grew on me. They feel like family. The only downfall I see is that this book was way too short. I'd like to have seen it as a novel. I think there's potential for it being extended. It just feels like there's more to the story. This was a great, yet short read. I throughly enjoyed it.
By Kambie07
Readers who have been with the series since its introduction should be more than familiar with the hero of Walk the Line. Brent’s been in the background of the series as the bar’s head of security, watching his friends find their happily ever after but never wanting to risk his own heart because he’s still not over what his ex did to him and their daughter. Until her. But besides Brent’s fears and insecurities when it comes to the opposite sex and his need to protect his daughter at all costs is a set of circumstances that could upend all facets of his life, which means that he knows he needs to walk the line and not cross it in a way that could hurt all those involved in his life - the only problem is that one despite the age difference and despite the fact that she’s the daughter of his boss, the connection they share burns bright and it becomes something essential to both of them. I can’t believe we’re already at Mr. December. It seems like I just started J. Kenner’s Man of the Month series, and now it’s time to meet the final calendar hottie and see what happens with The Fix on 6th since besides the characters finding love, the push to save the bar is at the forefront of each book, and although Walk the Line brings everything to a close, hopefully keeping the beloved bar open, let’s just say J. Kenner definitely brings the couples of this series and the bar that brought them together to a satisfying ending with a few surprises! 4 Poison Apples (The Fairest of All Book Reviews)
By Fairest Reviews
I have been patiently waiting for Brent's story since the beginning. The single dad really grabbed my attention! I loved his inner struggle with wanting to love Elena and letting her go because he was afraid to let someone into his and his daughter's life again. Elena was a strong female character and was perfectly paired with Brent. It was great to see a recap of all of the couples at the end of the story. Once again though, I found myself wanting more story here. I think this whole series was good, but I love a book with so much more detail and story. This was another good read though.
By Christine Miller28