The Avenues (Rhea Jensen Series)

A Rhea Jensen tie-in novel: Ty Kimball doesn't know who Rhea Jensen is or anything about her past when they meet in a park at dawn. All he knows is that her distaste for him seems to be as immediate and intense as his attraction to her. And as much as Ty tries to walk away from the challenge Rhea represents, deep down he knows he's met the one girl he can't let get away....

By Sheralyn Pratt
File Size: 734 KB
Print Length: 176 pages
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Publication Date: March 26, 2012
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B007P0HYL6
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Really nice to get Ty's POV. As a serious fan of this series, I liked the "he said" after hearing the "she said." I liked how Ty's sister's and friends had taught him how to react and respond. I chose to read this book after I had read 1-6. It was a

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