Promise: A Redemption Series Prequel

by T. K. Leigh

Overview

She's his sister's best friend.
She thinks he never noticed her.
She couldn't be more wrong...

I hate Andrew Brinks.

Especially after my best friend's older brother made it clear to anyone with a Y chromosome that I'm off-limits. I already have one incredibly overprotective father. I don't need another person in my life doing everything in his power to keep the opposite sex away from me.

But as the summer goes on, Drew's eyes seem to linger on my lips a little longer. His stare rakes over my long legs when he doesn't think I'm looking. His gaze dips to my chest more than one would deem appropriate.

I try to convince myself I'm imagining things. After all, what can Mr. Popularity and star hockey player Andrew Brinks possibly see in his sister's virgin best friend?

Turns out, he sees a lot more than I gave him credit for.

But it'll take more than a mutual attraction for us to be together.
It'll mean risking everything important to him.

And I'm not sure I'm worth the risk.

Promise is an extended prologue to T.K. Leigh's Redemption Duet. Start this second chance, best friend's brother romance today.

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Redemption Series Reading Order:
Each duet in this series can be read separately as each stands on their own and revolves around a different couple.

.5 - Promise (A Redemption Duet Prequel)
1 - Commitment (Redemption Duet #1)
2 - Redemption (Redemption Duet #2)
3 - Possession (Possession Duet #1)
4 - Atonement (Possession Duet #2)

Product Details

BN ID:	2940162139034
Publisher:	Carpe Per Diem, Inc.
Publication date:	07/07/2018
Series:	Redemption Series
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	61,752
File size:	313 KB

About the Author

T.K. Leigh is the USA Today Bestselling author of the Beautiful Mess series, in addition to several other works, ranging from fun and flirty to sexy and suspenseful. Originally from New England, she now resides outside of Raleigh with her husband, beautiful daughter, special needs rescue dog, and three cats. When she’s not planted in front of her computer, writing away, she can be found training for her next marathon (of which she has run over twenty fulls and far too many halfs to recall) or chasing her daughter around the house.