Kiss Me if You Can

Love in Sun City

By: Dana LeCheminant

Narrated by: Kaden Catalina, Kenneth Faircloth Jr

Isla Adams is on the cusp of her clothing company making it big, but when she runs into a cute guy in need of her help, she can't say no to him. The problem? He's on the run from the FBI and could jeopardize everything she's building. Jake Moody is undeniably dangerous, and yet her gut tells her to trust him.

Jake finds himself unexpectedly in trouble, and meeting Isla feels like a blessing and a curse. She can help him lie low, but every minute he spends with her puts her in danger. If only his heart would listen to his head when it tells him they should part ways.

When a misunderstanding leads to Isla suddenly needing a fake husband, Jake seems like the perfect option. He can hide in plain sight, and Isla can move forward with her business plans. If only things weren't starting to feel more and more real…

With the FBI closing in, they may just be out of time to see if their instant connection might be more than a fleeting moment. There's no way the fake marriage can end well when both of them have laid their hearts—and maybe their lives—on the line.

©2023 Dana LeCheminant (P)2024 Dana LeCheminant

So cheesy

lol, so cheesy. So very very cheesy. This is a novella and it makes no attempt to take itself seriously. You must suspend all realty checks while reading it, and it has to be one of the most extreme cases of insta-love I’ve yet to encounter. Not what I was expecting from Dana LeCheminant, even for a novella.

The story is different, though, fast-paced and engaging. For those going in with the right expectations and in the appropriate frame of mind, it’s an entertaining read.

Content:
There is no foul language or sex, and the violence is minimal. There are some mild innuendos, but the romance is limited to lightly descriptive kisses. There is no mention of faith or God.