Thank you for your interest in joining my ARC Team. The second book in my Boulder Beaumonts series, Never Let Me Go is a steamy billionaire romance featuring Theo, the second son in the Colorado elite Beaumont family. The blurb for the book is below. Each book is a standalone within the series, so you don't need to have read book 1 to read and enjoy book 2.
Content notes:
*Mention of physical injury, death, and suicide. If that is triggering for you, please don't continue with this form
*Open-door sex
*Some foul language
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Billionaire. Adrenaline junkie. Risk taker.
Except when it comes to his heart. That, Theo Beaumont has never put on the line. Until he meets her. Rachel. The woman who touches something dark and needy in his guilt-ridden
soul. She brings a forgotten sense of peace with every longing touch. But even her love may not be enough to save him from the one mistake he can never forgive himself for.
Competitive skier. Dutiful daughter. Fraud.
At least, that’s what she feels like these days. Nothing prepared her for going from Rachel Long, world champion, to underdog struggling toward a comeback. And nothing can get
in the way, not even him. Theo. The man who makes her yearn for things she won’t admit, even to herself. He calls to her wary heart even as he threatens her most closely guarded secret.
Life. Death. Balanced on a razor’s edge. Altered in the shiver of a heartbeat. Overcoming the darkness of tragedy will either break them, or show them that some things are worth fighting for — even if what you’re fighting is yourself.
