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The Bad Boy's Gift - The Bad Boys of Regret Hollow #1 - cover

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The Bad Boy's Gift - The Bad Boys of Regret Hollow #1

Sara Daniell

Publisher: Sara Daniel

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Summary

His gift is the only thing left from the love they shared…and she plans to sell it. 
Former bad boy, now famous artist, Zane DeMonde laughs off an engraved invitation to return to Regret Hollow, the same town that booted him out fifteen years ago. When he discovers the woman who once broke his heart is putting his professional reputation at risk by selling his old paintings, he’s no longer laughing. He’ll do anything to stop her, even return to town … even put his heart in jeopardy again. 
High school art teacher Julianne Truman's last chance to save her beloved art department from budget cuts is to sell the old artwork Zane gifted her. Her heart breaks to remove the final traces of him from her life, but she needs to finally move on from the love she never got over. 
Julianne’s life belongs to her students, and Zane’s only goal is to protect his art. But the moment they wrap their arms around each other, their old attraction flares to life hot enough to incinerate them and their best intentions. 
WARNING: Contains naughty words Grandma wouldn’t approve of, smoking hot love scenes Grandma can’t get enough of, all the quirks of small-town life, and a swoon-worthy, no-cliffhangers-no-regrets romance. 
Books in The Bad Boys of Regret Hollow series: 
1.  The Bad Boy’s Gift 
2.  The Bad Boy’s Guilt 
3.  The Bad Boy’s Guarantee 
4.  The Bad Boy’s Goodness 
5.  The Bad Boy's Commitment
Available since: 03/29/2016.

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