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THE BAD BOY EXPERIMENT

by Reese Ryan

On-sale Dec.28

Harlequin Desire

A steamy fling with an old crush who doesn’t do commitment?

What was she thinking!

Find out in the conclusion to Reese Ryan’s Bourbon Brothers series.

What happens when you say yes to a bad boy?

Even if divorcée Renee Lockwood were willing to give love a second chance, she wouldn’t choose Cole Abbott. The sexy, successful real estate developer doesn’t do commitment. But he’s perfect for a no-strings fling—exactly what Ren needs now that she’s moved back home to raise her son. Mind-blowing pleasure with the man she once crushed on is harder to quit than Ren expected. Impossible, in fact. Is time running out before the bad boy bolts…or will the results of her experiment surprise her? 

Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Bad-Boy-Experiment-Bourbon-Brothers/dp/1335735380/ref=tmm_mmp_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1637071403&sr=8-1 

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Harlequin.com: https://www.harlequin.com/shop/books/9781335735386_the-bad-boy-experiment.html

Momma Says: 4 stars⭐⭐⭐⭐

I love the setting of this series. I haven't had the pleasure of reading the whole series yet, but the books I have read have worked as standalones. At least I didn't have any problem following the storylines. This 6th and final book is kind of a second chance romance. Cole is a past crush for Renee, plus she's divorced, so it would be a second chance at love. I liked this couple and Reese Ryan certainly brings the chemistry. The story is an engaging, quick read, and I'm liking this author's brand of wit. As I mentioned, I haven't gotten the full story from all the couples in this series yet, but Cole and Ren seemed like a great way to complete the series in my opinion, and of the couples I have met, this is my favorite.

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Excerpt

Renee turned and started down the stairs. Suddenly, the door swung open, taking her by surprise. She missed a step, tripping but catching herself on the banister before she face-planted in the gravel.

Graceful, Renee. You’re a regular Misty Copeland.

“Ren?” Cole hurried down the stairs. “Are you okay?”

“Yeah, I’m fine. I thought maybe you’d… I don’t know.” She shrugged. “Changed your mind.”

She was flustered and rambling like a fool. Yep, this was definitely a bad idea.

Stop talking and make a graceful exit, if that’s even possible at this point.

“Not a chance, sweetheart.” Cole extended a hand. “C’mon inside.”

Renee swallowed hard, her hand trembling as she placed it inside his.

Don’t chicken out now.

Cole led her into the kitchen. Like hers, it was outdated. It reminded her of her Aunt Bea standing at the old stove making fried corn or her famous chicken and dumplings—the first thing Ren had ever learned to cook.

“Still feels weird being here, huh?” Cole’s voice shook her from her temporary daze.

“Very.”

They entered the living room where an exercise mat and weights were on the floor.

“You were working out. I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have disturbed you.” Ren glanced at the equipment. “I know it’s really late and—”

“Renee…” Cole drew her closer, pulling her attention back to him. His gaze was soft and warm as he stroked her cheek. “It’s okay. We both know why you came here.” He managed to say the words without sounding cocky. “But I need to hear it from you. Tell me exactly what you want from me.”

Ren’s head was spinning. No one had ever asked her that. Not in a relationship or her career. And now that he had, she wasn’t quite sure what to say.

So instead, she clutched Cole’s white Abbott Construction & Development T-shirt, pulled him closer and pressed her lips to his.

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Reese Ryan writes sexy, contemporary romance featuring a diverse cast of complex characters. She presents her characters with family and career drama, challenging love interests and life-changing secrets while treating readers to emotional love stories with unexpected twists. Past president of her local RWA chapter and a panelist at the 2017 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, Reese is an advocate of the romance genre and diversity in fiction. Visit her online at ReeseRyan.com.