Just One Silver Fox
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4.5 • 15 Ratings
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
Jacquie Morgan is an open book...
Married young and widowed soon after, Jacquie can't remember a time that she wasn't defending and protecting someone. When her baby goes to college and her nest is empty, she decides to indulge herself. Attending the F5F Valentine's Day "come disguised as your favorite superhero" party seems like the perfect solution—but the better one is taking "Superman" home for the night, knowing exactly who is behind the mask.
Pierce Aston has a hidden past...
It's a history he'd rather forget, so Pierce is building himself a new life, with no commitments or responsibilities. F5F club provides a perfect place to find his new balance, with the bonus opportunity to admire kickboxing queen and human resources manager, Jacquie. Going to a party in disguise is right in his toolbox, as is a covert mission for seduction—but being with Jacquie is far more addictive than Pierce expects. When she admits that she only wants a fling, how far will he go to convince her to try for forever—or will his past threaten their chance of a future?
Customer Reviews
Loved reading
I loved reading this book about a more mature couple. It puts myths to an end about no romance, no sex, no adventure once you've reached a certain age. Well developed plot and characters. Can't wait to read what's next. Highly recommend reading the whole series.
Will leave you thinking about the story long after
Jacquie Morgan is simultaneously bored with her life and afraid to give her heart after the last time it got trampled, leaving her with 4 young children to raise. A one night fling sounds like the perfect solution. Pierce Aston, a retired SEAL haunted by his own ghosts, is open to enjoying one perfect night with Jacquie, but after the night is over, he finds he wants more. How these two haunted people find their path together to their HEA is a charming, contemporary story, set within the environment of F5F. As always, Ms. Cooke weaves great character development with plausible dialogue and intricate plots that will leave you thinking about the story long after turning the last page. A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book and my comments here are my honest opinion.