Addiction
- ISBN-10
- 0692349324
- ISBN-13
- 9780692349328
- Series
- Addiction
- Category
- Fiction
- Pages
- 186
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2014-12-08
- Author
- Angela McPherson
Description
Despite denying their love for years, in the end no distraction could keep best friends Tristan and Elle apart. Passion and heat explode as the two finally discover what they've been missing, needing, wanting for so long. When Tristan and Elle return home for Christmas break, the two are gifted with a few unexpected surprises. Heather, Elle's sister, has come home and even better, she's now clean and sober. During this time, Tristan and his dad manage to work through their strained relationship, finding compromise and understanding. For the couple, everything is coming together-until circumstances change, threatening their newfound happiness. Love is an addiction both craved, but when devastating secrets are revealed, Elle pushes Tristan away. He won't let go. She can't hold on. Is their love strong enough to keep them together? Falling in love was never an issue, but for Tristan and Elle, falling apart may be. Book 2 of the Distraction is a new adult/college romance short novel.
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