Addicted 2 Romance: Will Never Fade - Riley O’Brien & Co.

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About the Book:

For Phoebe Werner, the management trainee program at Riley O’Brien & Co. represents a new beginning.

She’s finally healthy, and she is trying to enjoy life while she can. She never expects to run into Garrett Gale at a New Year’s Eve party. The handsome hotelier is the only man she wants… and a reminder of what she can never have.

Years ago, Garrett enjoyed one memorable night with Phoebe after months of fantasizing about her. And then, she disappeared. She ignored his efforts to contact her, and he did his best to forget her. Now fate has brought her back into his life and his bed. But who knows how long she’ll stay there?

With Phoebe's fears threatening to ruin their chance at happiness, Garrett must convince her that they're meant to be. He can't let Phoebe walk away with his heart again.

Addicted2Romance Review:

**I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book.**

I am a HUGE Jenna Sutton fan. I have read all her books and I love this series. That said I have loved some more than others and this one, it was wonderful and fun and romantic and really a very special story.

Garett was introduced in the previous story and in this story he is the leading man with the occassional scene with the previous couple, Jake and Kyla. The story begins on New Years Eve and Kyla and Jake are now married. Garett is in town visiting as he tends to be in San Franscisco alot for business and Phoebe is good friends with Kyla and also they work together and she is attending their NYE party.

At the party Kyla wants to introduce her to a friend and its Garett. What kyla and Jake don't know if that G and P knew each other in college an even hooked up one night. They were besties but after the one night P literally disapeared. So when she shows up again, G is not letting her go.

P disapeared because she had the fight for her life. She had a bad form of breast cancer and she went home to fight the disease. She has lost weight, her hair has changed and even who she was then is different. This book was wonderful it is more about the mindset that cancer created than the actual cancer. You see P is one of the lucky ones. She is in remission. She fought the fight and beat cancer. The problem is she doesn't seem to realise that everything and every moment is precious and G has to teach her that.

It was very interesting to read about the other side. The person who has beat cancer but even still is waiting for the other shoe to drop and how it can affect her relationships and future. This sory was absolutely wonderful and I totally loved P and G. I enjoyed every moment of their journey in realising that every moment is very precious.

Garrett picked up his fork, but instead of eating off his own plate, he stabbed a piece of chicken off hers. As he brought it to his mouth, she kicked him under the table, not hard, just a tap.

“If you wanted chicken tagine,” she groused, “you should have ordered it.”

Although his mouth was busy chewing, she could tell he wanted to smile. This was their old routine—him eating off her plate, her chastising him, and him offering little tidbits of his meal to repay her.

Switching his fork for a spoon, he scooped some stew from the orange bowl in front of him and held it up to her mouth. She opened with no hesitation, the whole situation as comfortable and familiar as her favorite flannel nightgown.

He spooned the food into her mouth. As she chewed the flavorful combination of tender beef, kalamata olives, raisins, and garbanzo beans, she got hints of cinnamon and cumin and a little kick of lemon.

“Oh, that’s good,” she murmured, licking her lips. “Give me another bite.”

He didn’t give her what she wanted. Instead, his eyes dropped to her mouth and stayed there for several heartbeats. She watched as his pupils expanded and his irises darkened from bright turquoise to deep teal.

She had seen that look in his eyes before, but she hadn’t recognized it for what it was. She did now.

Suddenly the situation was no longer comfortable. And neither was the ache between her thighs. Feeling a syrupy trickle of arousal into her panties, she silently cursed herself and shifted on the banquette seat.

She’d known it would be impossible for them to go back to the way things used to be. They had opened Pandora’s Box that night. Or, to be more accurate, they had opened Phoebe’s box.

They’d released a powerful force into their friendship—desire. And that desire simmered beneath the surface like a dormant volcano just waiting to erupt.

About the Author:

Jenna Sutton is a former award-winning journalist who traded fact for fiction when she began writing novels. Surprisingly, the research she conducted for her articles provided a lot of inspiration for her books. Jenna is the author of the Riley O’Brien & Co. romances.

She has a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Texas Christian University and a Master’s degree in Integrated Marketing Communications from Northwestern University. Jenna and her husband live in Texas in a 105-year-old house affectionately known as “The Money Pit”.

You can find out more about her and her books by visiting www.jennasutton.com

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