Can I read Brett as a standalone, or do I need to read the series in order?

You can read Brett on its own. It is book 4 of Bad Boys After Dark, one of the interconnected sub-series in Melissa Foster's Love in Bloom collection, and every Love in Bloom book is written as a standalone with its own complete romance and a guaranteed happily ever after. Reading the series in order simply lets you follow the extended family as familiar characters reappear across the books.

Who are the main characters in Brett?

Brett follows Brett Bad and Sophie Roberts. Their romance is the heart of the book, set among the big, close-knit families Melissa Foster's readers return for.

Brett is an open-door contemporary romance, so it pairs its emotional story with on-page love scenes. Readers who prefer sweeter, closed-door versions can look for Melissa Foster's clean-language editions published under her pen name, Addison Cole.

Brett

Contemporary Romance Romance

Pages: 306
Published: 2018
Language: English

Synopsis

Billionaire security expert Brett Bad has wanted his brother's gorgeous legal assistant, Sophie Roberts, for years, though he tells himself he wants nothing more than a single night to satisfy his desires. Sophie, a white-picket-fence woman who believes in forever kisses and happily ever afters, has turned him down more times than he cares to count.

Still, she cannot deny how drawn she is to him, as intrigued by his bad-boy swagger and devastating looks as she is by the painful past she senses beneath them and would love to help heal.

When a friend urges Sophie to throw caution to the wind, she leaves the door to her heart ajar, and Brett charges straight through it.

The trouble is that this Bad boy knows nothing about romance and has no interest in forever, which leaves Sophie facing her hardest decision yet: follow her heart into the arms of a man who may never offer what she wants, or protect it before he can break it.

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