A Taste of Her Pie

By Bridget Rey

When Roz left Pagosa Springs eight years ago and headed to the big city, she never thought she would be back. But now after a divorce, she’s returned home to lick her wounds. She found out the big city wasn’t all that it was cracked up to be. With her confectionary store next to the fire station, the sexy “newcomer” finds herself being hit on by the town’s most eligible bachelors. But two men, firefighters and brothers stood out. It is Roz’s new attitude that has her consenting when she is caught between the two brothers who are determined to have her. Then Roz’s ex, the man she’s never truly forgotten, returns to town.
Will her hook-up with the brothers further create a rift between them? Or will they finally be able to let bygones be bygones and rekindle a passion that has never died?

WARNING: This eBook contains mature language and content intended for 18+ readers only!
A standalone short story ending Happily Ever After!

• Language: English
• Publisher: NP Nice and Romantic
• Release date: Jan 18, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463223260

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A Taste of Her Pie

Firefighter MFM Menage Romance

Author: Bridget Rey

© Copyright 2018 by Bridget Rey. All rights reserved.

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This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to any person, living or dead is purely coincidental.

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Table of Contents

Title and Copyright Page

A Taste of Her Pie

Description

Prologue

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Epilogue

A Taste of Her Pie

Description

When Roz left Pagosa Springs eight years ago and headed to the big city, she never thought she would be back. But now after a divorce, she’s returned home to lick her wounds. She found out the big city wasn’t all that it was cracked up to be. With her confectionary store next to the fire station, the sexy newcomer finds herself being hit on by the town’s most eligible bachelors. But two men, firefighters and brothers stood out. It is Roz’s new attitude that has her consenting when she is caught between the two brothers who are determined to have her. Then Roz’s ex, the man she’s never truly forgotten, returns to town.

Will her hook-up with the brothers further create a rift between them? Or will they finally be able to let bygones be bygones and rekindle a passion that has never died?

Prologue

I blinked back the tears in my eyes, as I stared at the man who I loved but who I never thought loved me enough. I wasn’t sure he loved me any at all. Sure, we’d spent many times locked in each other’s arms, in a passionate embrace, ever since that time he popped my cherry. But I didn’t believe he wanted me out of love. More out of habit and because it was what people expected of us. The beautiful cheerleader, prom queen and the handsome quarterback of the football team, prom king. That was last week and today, I had my bags packed and I was leaving. Heading to the city and away from him and the confines of this hateful town where everybody knew everybody’s business. My pregnancy had spread like wildfire, catching everybody’s tongue in its path.

As if it wasn’t bad enough the things I’d been through. Watching my mother slowly self-destruct because of a man just like Tucker. A man who never loved her enough to be able to stay away from other women. In the end, she’d driven herself to nothing, pining over my father to a point that had made her commit suicide. He hadn’t even loved her enough to come to her funeral. That was what scared me about my love for Tucker. I loved him too much and I didn’t want to self-destruct.

You can’t be serious, Roz, Tucker said in disbelief but I couldn’t more serious than I was in that moment. My bags were at my feet on the porch and as soon as he was out my way, I would get in my car and drive away, without a thought of this town ever again. Without a thought of him.

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