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Simon Evans, aka Sublime, thinks that his
life is working out great, until he finds out his longtime
girlfriend has been cheating on him. It’s then that he
realizes that although he’s rather angry, in all reality, he
really doesn’t care and that although he’s been satisfied with
his life and his job promoting the SBC fighters, he’s fallen
in a rut of familiarity. He quickly decides to jump back in
the ring. A decision that leads him into the path of Dakota
Dream and the father who walked out on him years ago, a father
he has no intention of having in his life. However, Dakota
intrigues him and despite himself he can’t keep his mind off
her or stop spending time with her.
Dakota’s stepfather is blackmailing
her. Either she succeeds in getting his son, Simon, to talk
to him in person or he’ll destroy the letters from her mother
that were written before she died. Due to Dakota’s disastrous
marriage, Dakota and her mother had not been on speaking terms
at her death and she is desperate to know if the letters
contain her mother’s forgiveness. Even though Simon is
determined not to have any contact with his father, Dakota
stays around to convince him to help change his mind. As
their relationship takes unexpected turns, she finds herself
discovering that Simon has become more important to her than
anything in her past. Only now the past, in the form of
Dakota’s deranged ex-husband, has come back to haunt her and
with Simon’s ex-girlfriend determined to win him back, Dakota
and Simon may have to fight for their lives and the love
they’ve discovered.
In all honesty I have to say that
Simon Says kept me up practically all night! It was
that good. Simon was so yummy and when it comes to heroines,
Dakota is my favorite kind! Filled with smoldering sensuality
one moment, action the next and just the right amount of humor
thrown in, Simon Says is one book that everyone
should grab up immediately! |