Ash: A Bad Boy Romance by Lexi Whitlow
I married Summer to save her life, and then I was forced to break her heart.
I’m back in town, and I’m never letting her go again.
She’s the woman who changed me.
She’s my wife, and she’s going to have my baby.
He told me he’d always protect me. Then he disappeared without a trace.
Jonathan Ash is not the kind of man you marry.
He’s a fierce, hard-bodied, tattooed, womanizing mafia soldier.
Me and Ash? We were done three years ago.
But Ash is waving around a marriage certificate that proves otherwise.
He says he deserves a chance.
He says he wants me to have our baby.
And he’s not signing any divorce papers.
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Lexi harbors a not-so-secret love for bad boys. She loves fighters, tough-as-nails cowboys, bikers, and criminals. Her husband is a scientist… but he has the heart of a bad boy for sure. She spends what little free time she has crocheting, painting, and going on long walks with her family.
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What kind of man marries a woman just to break her heart? Just to watch her walk away?
Throat tight, fists clenched, I fight whatever the hell is happening in my mind and the bullshit it’s doing to my body at the same time.
For a few seconds, it feels like I might heat up and explode from the inside, like one of those people you hear about who spontaneously combusts.
Jonathan Ash has never felt like this.
And never over a woman.
An old man passes by my bench, his arm so close it nearly brushes the fabric of my hoodie. He turns and looks at me, catching my eye, laugh lines crinkling up as he smiles.
“Waiting for someone?” He asks, voice raspy.
“No,” I grunt. “Just waiting.”
“That’s too bad,” he says and turns to walk away, leaning into his cane.
“Why’s that?”
He turns back to me and shrugs his shoulders very slightly. “Life is better when you have someone worth waiting for.”
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