Thorn by Daphne Loveling
Knight in shining armor? More like alpha-hole of the century.
Thorn is dark, rude, brooding and mean. And he’s the man my father has chosen as my bodyguard.
I hate him for abducting me. And I hate my father for not explaining why I need protection. But most of all, I hate this growing attraction for the man that I can’t keep fighting forever.
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I’m a small-town girl who moved to the big city as a young adult in search of adventure. I live in the American Midwest with my wonderful husband and the two cats who enslave us. Someday I hope to retire to a sandy beach somewhere, and continue writing novels with sand between my toes.
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