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Synopsis:
I fell willingly into his bed, stolen moments of passion so intense they blurred the lines of responsibility and reason. The passion we've unlocked could be the key to our salvation or the path to damnation. This is my story, my fall into love and fear that it could end in a heartbeat...
One destined meeting. It alters journalist, Charlise "Charlie" Carter's course. When asked to work on a Republican candidate's campaign, she's unprepared for the intense reaction she has toward the young, handsome presidential hopeful, Colin McKenna. Unable to resist Charlie's allure, McKenna succumbs to his desire and they find themselves exploring a passionate, physical relationship that is soon tested by not only their own secrets, but his political advisers. Traveling the country in pursuit of the presidential nomination, his career aspirations and complications from the past collide with their desire to be together, threatening to tear them apart forever. Midnight tells a compelling story of burgeoning trust, intense passion and secrets that could cause it all to unravel in a heartbeat. |
This story leaves a lot of unanswered question but it does it in a way that makes you want to read the next book, without throwing the current book against the wall. Typically I don’t care for stories that leave so much in up in the air, but I didn’t feel that way with Midnight. Well done Elizabeth Miller!