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    Harder We Fade
    Harder We Fade
    Harder We Fade
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    Harder We Fade

    By Kate Dawes

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    In the New York Times and USA Today bestselling novel FADE, Max and Olivia's scorching hot romance was threatened by outside forces that could have torn them apart, but their bond was strong enough to endure.

    Now, the FADE series continues...

    Max has launched his own movie production company in Hollywood and keeps his promise to bring Olivia onboard as his partner in the venture. Her new power and influence at work reveals a completely different side of Olivia, igniting a new and unexpected desire in Max--much to Olivia's delight.

    Living with Max in Malibu, and getting to know his friends, Olivia gains a new perspective of the man she loves, even though some of it isn't easy to take.

    Pushed to her breaking point, Olivia finally decides to deal with her parents' unwillingness to accept her life decisions once and for all. Meanwhile, she is put in a difficult position when Max's mother trusts her with a heart-breaking secret about his shattered family.

    Max and Olivia are back and hotter than ever in HARDER WE FADE.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKate Dawes
    Release dateJul 16, 2013
    ISBN9781301365746
    Harder We Fade
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    Kate Dawes

    Kate Dawes is the NY Times and USA Today bestselling author of the FADE series.

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