Things We Left Behind (Knockemout #3) -

Lucy Score

That's What She Said Publishing

2023

592 páginas

19h 44m

ISBN-10: B0BVNZD4FY

There was only one woman who could set me free. But I would rather set myself on fire than ask Sloane Walton for anything.

Lucian Rollins is a lean, mean vengeance-seeking mogul. On a quest to erase his father's mark on the family name, he spends every waking minute pulling strings and building an indestructible empire. The more money and power he amasses, the safer he is from threats.

Except when it comes to the feisty small-town librarian that keeps him up at night...

Sloane Walton is a spitfire determined to carry on her father's quest for justice. She'll do that just as soon as she figures out exactly what the man she hates did to―or for―her family. Bonded by an old, dark secret from the past and the dislike they now share for each other, Sloane trusts Lucian about as far as she can throw his designer-suited body.

When bickering accidentally turns to foreplay, these two find themselves not quite regretting their steamy one-night stand. Once those flames are fanned, it seems impossible to put them out again. But with Sloane ready to start a family and Lucian refusing to even consider the idea of marriage and kids, these enemies-to-lovers are stuck at an impasse.

Broken men break women. It's what Lucian believes, what he's witnessed, and he's not going to take that chance with Sloane. He'd rather live a life of solitude than put her in danger. But he learns the hard way that leaving her means leaving her unprotected from other threats.

It's the second time he's ruthlessly cut her out of his life. There's no way she's going to give him a third chance. He's just going to have to make one for himself.

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4.5 (Muito bom)

Opinião Pessoal

Simplesmente APAIXONADA por esse livro, que ódio.
A única coisa que me incomoda profundamente é o fato do Lucian sempre ser o único negro e descrito como uma beleza diabólica, remete muito ao estereótipo racista de “cor do pecado”.
São “elogios” que trazem uma história e estrutura racista à tona.
Dito isso, eu amo e to abalada que acabou.