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Cover Reveal: Fearless to Love (Written in the Stars #7) by Harlow Layne

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Fearless to Love by Harlow Layne is coming July 23rd!! Don’t miss this steamy, insta-love novella! #Pre-order today!
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Dante

The moment I saw her dancing on top of the bar, I knew I had to have her.

I couldn’t look away.

I’d settle for one night, but she didn’t even want to give me her number.

I could tell Lily was holding back, but I wasn’t afraid of a challenge.


Lily

I felt the second his eyes landed on me, and I knew I’d never be the same.

The cosmic pull towards him was undeniable.

Dante wore me down with his playful Leo charm and confident smile.

He made me feel fearless... maybe it was a sign I was ready to fall again.

Is true love written in the stars for these star-crossed strangers?

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EXCERPT
The moment I opened my car door, I heard loud music and laughter, along with people cheering. As I got closer to the door, Pour Some Sugar on Me by Def Leppard blasted out of the cracks of the door and windows. When I stepped inside, my eyes instantly went to three girls, two blondes and a brunette, dancing on top of the bar. Their dance looked choreographed and straight out of the movie Coyote Ugly. They were each dressed in the same tight white t-shirts with a red Rocco’s logo, black short-shorts, and cowboy boots, shaking their asses and gyrating their hips, all while singing. They looked like they were having the time of their lives.

When was the last time I had any fun?

My breath caught when my eyes met the brunette’s. She was absolutely beautiful. Her caramel colored hair was long, trailing down her back in waves, but it was her grey eyes that captivated me. They were the color of a storm ready to unleash its rain. I felt as if all my breath had been sucked out of me as I stood and watched her dance along the bar. The curve of her hips and her long shapely legs moved with ease. I couldn’t seem to move from my spot even when people bumped into me as they rushed to the bar and threw down their money. I was transfixed like she was my own personal siren, powerless as I stood there taking in the show.

When she turned and moved to the beat of the song with perfection, I nearly drooled at the sight of her ass in her short shorts. My jeans became tighter as I watched her rhythmic movement.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Harlow Layne is a hopeless romantic who writes sweet and sexy alpha males who will make you swoon.

Harlow wrote fanfiction for years before she decided to try her hand at a story that had been swimming in her head for years.

When Harlow's not writing you'll find her online shopping on Amazon, Facebook, or Instagram, reading, or hanging out with her family and two dogs.
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