Author: | Taylor Holloway |
Genre: | Contemporary Romance |
File Name: | kiss-me-like-you-missed-me-by-taylor-holloway.epub |
Original Title: | Kiss Me Like You Missed Me |
Creator: | Taylor Holloway |
Language: | en |
Identifier: | MOBI-ASIN:B07HVP73TZ |
Date: | 1538150400 |
File Size: | 341397.504 |
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. Cole Rylander is back in town. Things are about to get crazy.
Kate
There was a time I’d have done anything for my brother’s friend Cole. He was right out of my dreams: hot, charismatic, and talented beyond belief. Maybe I was naïve to think I could, but I had to make him mine. I thought that I was making progress until his talent took him away. Not all dreams come true.Now Cole is back, and I want him just as much as ever. I’ve grown up enough to be embarrassed by the way I acted back then. Time has taught me some hard lessons. I don’t throw myself after the unattainable dreams—not anymore. This time, I won’t be the pathetic, starry-eyed girl who gets her heart crushed. If only I could convince my heart to agree.
Cole
It all started with a prank gone wrong, but the joke was on me the moment I laid eyes on her. What were the chances my friend Ward would have a little sister like Kate? I didn’t even know he had a sister. Kate was everything I could ever want, and against all odds, she even wanted me back. Too bad her brother would murder me if he knew. I spent my college years trying my best to avoid the one girl I wanted. I left, letting her believe I never wanted her. Now I’ve chosen to retire early from the NFL after four concussions in two years. I needed to quit while I still had two brain cells to rub together, but I may be in for heartbreak instead. I’ve come home to find that the girl I’ve never been able to forget has forgotten me. I guess I should have told her the truth. Kate’s convinced it’ll never work, and she’s just as convinced I never wanted her. She’s still stubborn as hell and I don’t deserve her, but I’ve always loved a challenge. This time, I’m not playing games.