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HERO For ME by Bella Love-Wins

This is book 2 of a contemporary, new adult romance serial. For 18+ readers. Book 1 is free!

Kate Samuel met the handsome Lieutenant Matt Lewis, and it seemed like everything changed. He seemed like the only genuine

man she knew, even though he was also a billionaire. When her ex-coworker Joy announces that Matt is her man, all Kate’s

faith disappeared. It was a painful reminder about all the hero heart-breakers she had already experienced first hand.

Were her instincts all wrong? Was Matt just another two-timing billionaire? Find out by reading HERO For Me, Book 2 of The

Billionaire Salvation Series.

SKU: B00PYURJ50 Category: Contemporary Tag: New Adult and College Romance
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This is book 2 of a contemporary, new adult romance serial. For 18 readers. Book 1 is free!
Kate Samuel met the handsome Lieutenant Matt Lewis, and it seemed like everything changed. He seemed like the only genuine
man she knew, even though he was also a billionaire. When her ex-coworker Joy announces that Matt is her man, all Kate’s
faith disappeared. It was a painful reminder about all the hero heart-breakers she had already experienced first hand.
Were her instincts all wrong? Was Matt just another two-timing billionaire? Find out by reading HERO For Me, Book 2 of The
Billionaire Salvation Series.

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