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P. E. KAVANAGH (Cont.)
CONSENTING ADULTS
BLURB EXCERPT
Tyler Diamond is a legend in the tech world—a man
with limitless access to wealth, power, and any informa-
tion he wants. At a wedding full of celebrities, he can‟t
look away from the striking woman he‟s never seen be-
fore. She is a flash of neon in a black-and-white world.
Talia Pemberton is used to the attention. Sticking
out is her superpower. But she will do anything to pro-
tect the secret life she‟s successfully hidden for years.
Including lying to the most intriguing man she‟s ever
met.
Over the course of three weddings, two holidays,
and a cross-country courtship, Tyler and Talia move
from strangers, to friends, to lovers. Their worlds entan-
gle with an intensity that surprises them both.
It might have been fate that brought them together.
From the first moment, it was clear something extraordi-
nary would happen between them. Choosing a relation-
ship that would change them both irreversibly, required
clear consent. Will they give it? No matter where Talia forced herself to look—at the
dancing couples, the luxurious decor, any one of her
many family members—her eyes kept landing on the
most surprising guest in the room. Tyler Diamond was at
her cousin‟s wedding. The Tyler Diamond.
She knew it was him. She‟d been introduced and eve-
rything. But the man who‟d shaken her hand and smiled
bore no resemblance to the one always depicted in ironic t
-shirts and messy hair. Real-life, three-dimensional Tyler
Diamond, in the sexiest suit she‟d ever seen, was all sorts
of hotness. Square-jawed, broad-shouldered, bright-
smiling, with thick dark hair and dreamy brown eyes. Too
much gorgeousness. What the actual hell?
Then, he‟d sat directly across from her at the table,
making avoidance impossible. She had no idea why he was
there. Was he friends with Jackson? Another member of
the much-too-hot-for-my-own-good club? None of it
made sense, including the fact that every time she looked
in his direction, he was already staring at her. And not at
the redhead on his arm causing all the other guys in the
room to drool on their ties.
**** Goodreads Review: “This book was gripping,
well written & the chemistry between the characters siz-
zled throughout this wonderful read. Well done. I look
forward to more!”
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