Part of Series
From gang member to bar manager, Milo knows he’s been lucky. When Lillian Bennett entrusted him to run her bar while she started a family, Milo took it seriously. He’s focused on making it the best place it can be, even starting a bartending school to bring in more revenue. When a gorgeous brunette walks into his bar, he feels a pull he can’t deny, even when she insists on using pseudonyms. Shea is running from a dangerous past, but she sees something special in Milo. She can’t allow herself to get close to him, but she wants him in a way she hasn’t wanted a man in a long time. Confused over her feelings and scared of her own shadow, she can’t move on with her past haunting her. When becoming stronger is her only goal, is there room for Milo in her life? *Come for the first steamy night, stay for the HEA!* This can’t-miss series is full of strong women, swoon-worthy men, and a small town that feels like home. Each book delivers on the romance factor, where the men are bestowed nicknames based on their favorite liquor and the women use pseudonyms until they’re ready to admit they’re in love. Welcome to Carter’s Bar, where you’ll instantly fall in love, just like the couples.
Author
Lara used to scribble her fictional characters down on legal pads in high school, and then not show them to anyone. In recent years, she started posting her work in public forums for feedback, which gave her the courage to publish professionally. She needs copious amounts of coffee and chocolate to survive. You’ll find F.R.I.E.N.D.S. references sprinkled throughout her books because it’s her favorite show. She enjoys eavesdropping on the character conversations in her head, which she has been assured doesn’t make her crazy. Unfortunately, she always gets the best ideas while in the shower, driving, or about to fall asleep. Though she’s a Florida girl at heart, Lara currently resides in the Blue Ridge Mountains with her husband of twenty-plus years and their three children, where she is living out her own happily ever after with the boy she met at age fifteen.
