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    Last First Kiss

    By Diane Adams

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    Eighteen-year-old Gage Harris is not a part of twenty-five year old Trent Foster’s plans. He likes Gage but the intense attraction between them makes remaining just friends unlikely, and the young farmer with two small children is a complication Trent doesn’t need.

    Despite all the reasons to stay away, Trent is pulled into the small family. Gage’s boys are delightful and the young man’s honesty and genuine affection impossible to resist. Trent is intrigued by a life so different from everything he’s known. As he struggles to reconcile his plans with his feelings Trent begins to suspect that his random offer of a ride in the rain might lead straight to his last first kiss.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRJ Scott
    Release dateJan 21, 2014
    ISBN9781311442994
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    Last First Kiss
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    Diane Adams

    Diane Adams is the author of several picture books for children. She lives in Redlands, California, with her husband.

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    • 5/5
      This is one of those magical books that reached inside me, grabbed hold of my heart, and pulled me into its world. It's a delightful read, full of longing, about two men falling in love against their will, against their plans, but they just fit together so well that despite their differences, you know they belong together. The tension is high, the characters are brilliantly drawn, and the setting breathes like real life. I will be reading more from this author!