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    A Sense of Belonging

    By Laura Branchflower

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    Casey Jansen is celebrating her twenty-first birthday when she catches a glimpse of the older man she's been secretly obsessing over since passing him on a running trail. When her sister identifies him as Tony Prossi, a well-known Washington, D.C. attorney, Casey instantly wishes she was older. There is no way he is going to be interested in a college student. At least that's what she believes until their eyes meet. As a partner in a top D.C. law firm and son of a powerful U.S. senator, Tony Prossi understands the importance of image. There is certainly no place in his life for a woman as young as Casey Jansen, especially not when he's considering running for his father's Senate seat. But one night with the Georgetown University student ignites a hunger he can't seem to quench. And Tony will have to decide whether being with Casey is worth the risk to his reputation and family.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLaura Branchflower
    Release dateSep 21, 2017
    ISBN9780999175286
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    A Sense of Belonging
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    Laura Branchflower

    Laura Branchflower has a BS in Journalism and a MBA from University of Maryland. An avid hiker and lover of anything outdoors, she lives with her dog Chandler in the suburbs of Washington, DC.Contact Laura at laurabranchflower@gmail.comwww.laurabranchflower.com

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    • 5/5
      Very nice writing style. A lovely story line. A longer epilogue would have been nicer.
    • 3/5
      3.5 stars.

      I liked the heroine. She was so sweet. The hero was okay...couldn't understand why as a man in his 30's can't stand up to his parents until the very end...but whatever. But the overall story was good.
    • 5/5
      Wonderful story!! I couldn’t put it down! Beautiful love story.