Explore the Latest Elizabeth Bradley's Book- REID- Live Now

I need to confess something: Writing Reid Marshall was an exercise in pure tension. Have you ever felt like you were living in someone's shadow, only to realize that person was actually the one watching you most closely? That's Melanie's journey. She returns to Lexington as a professional dog trainer, but the 'Shadow Girl' reputation still haunts her. Until Reid decides it's time she knows exactly how he feels.

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The Story you didn't know you needed.

Picture this scene: A training barn in the heart of the Bluegrass. The scent of cedar and expensive leather. A 6'3" cowboy with piercing blue eyes who refuses to let you look away. Melanie came back to prove her worth as a professional. Reid is here to prove she belongs to him. A 5/5 heat contemporary romance about claiming what you deserve.

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A Closer Look at some of Elizabeth Bradley's Latest Novels

1. "Broken Vows"

In "Broken Vows," readers meet Libby, a young woman who has always played it safe, is shy and a loner. Her best friend is Chris, an attorney from a rich, powerful family. He has no idea she is in love with him. After a taking a babysitting job, she realizes a secret about his powerful family that puts it all at risk. This novel beautifully illustrates that love is worth all the risks.

2. "Broken Bonds"

"Broken Bonds" follows the story of Eloise, an author who is raising her son alone. When she meets Jaimson, a detective who is friends with best friend's husband, their chemistry ignites a whirlwind romance. Their romance is threatened by the return of Eloise's parent, who abandoned her, and her son's father. They are determined to push their way back in her life, to get access to a trust that was left by her grandmother. Jaimson and Eloise story proves that sometimes love is not just a choice, but a fight for survival.

Follow the series to delve into suspense, thrills and heart stopping romance, set in the Low Country in the South.

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3. "Grant"

In "Grant," I tackle the theme of finding home and a love to withstand the times. The story revolves around Keri and Grant. Keri is the epitome of "hot mess express" and Grant does everything he can to maintain control and eliminate all chaos from his life. Can these two overcome her fear of abandonment (I'll leave you before you leave me) and his need for complete control?