HIS SISTER’S BEST FRIEND BLINDSIDED HIM. Reverend Gunn Hiller isn’t prepared for the instant connection he feels with Ayla Fisher, his sister’s close friend. Quirky, funny, loyal, loving, and definitely possessing no filters, Ayla knocks him right off his feet the instant they meet. He just wasn’t expecting a woman like her. No woman has ever fascinated him more. But Gunn’s a bit more than rusty at the dating thing. It’s time for him to come up with a plan. WHAT DOES SHE DO WITH A MAN LIKE HIM? Ayla’s never dated. She always assumed she’d figure it out when the time came. At twenty-three, she’s still got plenty of time for romance—around physical therapy appointments, volunteering at the library, and keeping an eye on her two besties and her big sister, who just keeps getting into trouble, right? He’s not the type to pick up a romance novel. But when he’s nearby, she’s pretty sure she needs a fan and a distraction. Why does her skin burn when he brushes against her? Why do his hazel eyes make her think he’s seeing the real her when no one ever has? They both know something incredible is happening between them. They’re going to take some time to figure it out. TIME MIGHT BE SOMETHING THEY JUST DON’T HAVE. Gunn’s best friend is in town asking questions about a cult that came too close years ago—and now danger isn’t just back. It’s closing in. And Ayla just might pay the price…
Author
Who is Calle Jaye Brookes? Calle Jaye is fun, playful, ironic, professional and sophisticated. She’s super-educated in the field of fiction and would spend most of her time walking around in “Book World” (or”eBook World”). Does she have slight control freak tendencies? Yep. Why else would she chose to self-publish? In her day job she gets to read romance novels. In her night job she gets to write them! Her favorite color is bold purple. She likes rock like Kid Rock, Shinedown, and Nickelback. Add in a bit of Anastacia and Adelle, too. She collects rocks. Watches crime dramas. Abhors Lifetime Movies and Titanic (especially Leo…) and refuses to read or write about sparkly teen vampires. She’s married to a cop she strongly suspects is a vampire. They’ve made vampire babies, too. They live in Indiana with their vampire relatives and their vampire dogs.
