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Be One with Me
| Title | Be One with Me |
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| Date | 2025-07-03 09:47:50 |
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| Link | Listen Read |
Desciption
She’s city. He’s country. The only thing they have in common is losing someone they love to cancer, but is that enough to build a relationship?At forty, city girl Sally never imagined she’d be all alone in the world. Following a violent attack and a deathbed confession, she runs from the only life she knows, heading south in search of security and family. When her car breaks down at the entrance sign of the small town of Green Springs, she immediately clashes with the earnest country guy who comes to her rescue.Country guy Nolan, who lost his wife to cancer five years ago, is lonely and longing to love again. Just when he accepts the notion that love only happens once in a lifetime, a sexy, sassy goddess rolls into town, upending his world.Sally is laser focused on settling into a new town, new life, and new family. Nolan is a distraction she can’t afford, but an attraction she can’t deny. Nolan is sure that Sally is his second chance at life and love. Can he agree to her offer of a friends-with-benefits arrangement or will it only leave him wanting more?Can these two opposites overcome their differences and become one?Be One with Me is the sultry second book in the Be With Me contemporary romance series. If you like compassionate characters, small-town settings, and plenty of heat, you’ll adore CA Miconi’s dive under the sheets.
Review
I loved this story, it has its sweet side but is also interesting and new. I do recommend you read the first book before this because the characters are in both and they do overlap to some degree, but also getting to know the characters from this town helps with the interaction and behaviour of those in this second book. This is a love story on a slow burn, both characters have their reasons though one is more reluctant than the other. Not a really long book and it is easy reading with a steady flow and its multi character not just two at the start, which is also different, I feel as this is only this authors second book and her first solo venture she has done a really great job in growing and perfecting her craft I think this will continue into the next book. We also start with several characters POV,s then it settles into mainly Nolan and Sally for the bulk of the story, but it works well so it didn't throw it off in any way.
