博客來When a hotshot lawyer’s past comes back to haunt him, he sabotages his entire life. Can the woman he loves pull him back from the brink?
Charlie George is one of the best attorneys in L.A., and seems to have a charmed life. A sky-high apartment. A drool-worthy sports car. And a face that would make angels weep. But his drive for perfection is no accident: he carries a deadly secret he can never escape.
Tory Murphy has seen it all. As an emergency room doctor, she’s patched up more bullet wounds than she can count. She can diagnose anyone at twenty paces, except Charlie. His secrets are locked down tight. And although the heat between them is obvious, he’s always kept her at arm’s length.
Until one night when their walls tumble down and the fire between them roars to life.
But when an explosive homicide case lands on Charlie’s desk, it hits too close to home. Does someone know what he did?
Haunted by guilt, Charlie makes a series of terrible decisions, destroying the perfect life he’s built. The only good thing left is Tory-and his undeniable love for her. But is love enough to pull Charlie back from the brink of self-destruction?
For fans of Colleen Hoover and Lucy Score, Take Your Charming Somewhere Else is for readers who enjoy emotionally charged stories and complex characters, as well as anyone who has struggled to forgive themselves.
**Winner of the IPPY Gold Medal in Romance**
＂A gut-wrenching journey through darkness to redemption, one that proves that love, and family, can conquer anything.＂ -Washington Post bestselling author Kelly Harms
Like all of Katie Rose Pryal’s writing, the IPPY-Gold-winning Hollywood Lights Series centers mental health struggles and neurodiversity, and Pryal is a bipolar-autistic author.
Take Your Charming Somewhere Else also features a seriously hot lawyer in dire need of some sexual healing, a tough-as-nails doctor who can give it, the world’s best adopted dog, angst for days, and a happily-ever-after.
Content Note: This book contains strong romantic elements with some steamy and fade-to-black scenes. It also features PTSD and alcohol dependence.There are flashback scenes of child abuse and neglect by parents, of attempted killing by poisoning, and of self-defense killing by gun.
