Navigating Her Heart: Shannon Girls, #2

By Kay Lynne

She plays a good game…

…but he studies her moves.

No one's ever done that before. What will she do when he starts to get close to her?

Book 2 of the Shannon Girls, but can be read as a standalone!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mannarino Publishing
• Release date: May 22, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201136499

Kay Lynne

Kay Lynne is an author of soft, sweet romance stories.

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NAVIGATING

HER HEART

~ THE SHANNON GIRLS ~

KAY LYNNE

Copyright © 2021 by Kay Lynne

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

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EULA SHANNON TOOK a deep breath in the cool, quiet entrance to the Kenstone Grove college rec center. Finally, she was free of her now-ex-boyfriend, Mike.

She felt like she’d been spending weeks walking on eggshells, her heart sinking as the realized that the guy she’d liked, the guy she was dating, wasn’t good for her.

Sure, he looked exactly like her childhood crush, Prince Eric, but he wasn’t gentle the way the Disney Prince was. His temper had sent her skittering on more than one occasion.

She’d been planning to confront him for a week before the argument they’d just endured had ripped itself from her chest. He could be sweet, yes, but that wasn’t enough anymore. She’d needed to speak, to defend herself.

When he hadn’t taken it well, she’d panicked. She’d been so unable to breathe, it’d scared her. She’d never been that paralyzed before.

So when her adopted sister, Bridget, had stepped in, taking over things, it felt to Eula