The next wonderfully romantic read from MJ Summers, bestselling author of Break In Two Seductive. Passionate. Addictive Luc Chevalier, powerful billionaire and well-known heart breaker, has everything he desires: power, luxury, beautiful women . . . and no strings attached. Now, an accidental meeting is about to make him question everything.
Megan is a single mum leading a very ordinary life, when she comes crashing into Luc's seemingly oh-so-perfect world for just one night in the city of love: Paris. Yet that night changes Megan. The part of her she'd hidden away for so long is brought back to life, and she knows she's out of her depth: Luc is beautiful, ruthless and - somewhere deep down inside - irreparably damaged.
Breaking Love is the story of two people who've yet to find true happiness - can they put aside their fears and fight for what they truly want? One thing is for sure: life won't, life can't, ever be the same again . . .
Will two people who don't believe in happily-ever-after manage to put aside their doubts and find their forever?
Reviews for Breaking Love:
'Your book was a refreshing change from all the others in the genre, which are so similar that I forget which character was which book when I think back. Yours was so set apart with its clearly individual story, I won't forget it. Thank you!' 'Let me tell you how much I loved this book! OMG! I stayed up ALL night finishing it. I could not put it down! This book had just the right amount of anguish and jealousy for me. I left a 5 star review on Amazon and would have given 10 stars if I could. I'm not sure I enjoyed a book this much since Taking Chances by Molly McAdams and that's saying something!' 'Loved it! So happy I have discovered your writing. Sexiness [and] realism - just what today's real women need, crave and understand. Great writing. Looking for more in the near future. BRAVO!!" 'Trust me, if you want a HOT story that will not only make you laugh out loud and pull your heart strings at the same time, BUY THIS BOOK'
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