From the moment she said hello, Travis
Hamilton knew without a doubt that Maya Harris was the one. Knowing how hard it is to make a relationship work, he’s
ready to fight for them—no matter what trials and tribulations come their way.
But what do you do when the woman you're in love with refuses to move your
relationship forward? When her secrets become too much to handle? How can you
get her to trust you and take a chance on your future?
Maya Harris gave up on love a long time ago.
Past experience dictated that what seemed too good to be true, most certainly
always was. There’s something about Travis Hamilton though that pushes her to
the brink of change—teetering on the edge of giving in to their love and
planning on forever. But past mistakes always have a way of rearing their ugly
head and putting your future at risk.
True loves and happily ever afters are
anything but easy, and never a guarantee. Can love really overcome any
obstacle? Can happiness truly come without any strings?
I absolutely adore this story. It seems with each book she writes, Jessica Ingro gets better and better. She incorporates realistic characters that you can relate to, with real life issues.
Like life, this story has its ups and downs. Maya and Travis did not just ride off into their HEA. They had to work at it. I got frustrated with Maya so many times. Her and her independent streak! SMH She had to learn to let go of her past, find her self worth, forgive herself in order to have a future with Travis.
Travis was a rock throughout. Though I thought he was about ready to give up a couple of times, he held strong. He is a great compliment to Maya's character. In fact, she is good for him, too. She brings out his tender, loving, playful side that makes him oh, so swoon worthy.
I love how Grant and Elizabeth were incorporate into this book. They are an important part of these characters' lives and the are woven into the story flawlessly. Forever Your Concierge is book you don't want to miss.
When the car pulled up to my building, Travis
helped me out and followed me in and up to my third floor apartment. At the
door, I extricated my keys from my purse and turned to face him. His eyes
blazed as he looked down on me, making my palms sweat and my heart race in
anticipation of our first official kiss.
When his head dipped, my breath caught. When
his mouth touched mine, I instantly opened for him. When his tongue swept
inside, I completely lost myself to the feel of it brushing mine as he explored
me in the most sensual kiss I had ever had.
His hands came up to frame my face. His head
tilted and he deepened the kiss. My toes curled as heat swept through my body
with a blinding fierceness.
He broke the kiss far too soon and rested his
forehead on mine. "Who knew a kiss could feel like this?"
"I know," I whispered. My eyes
finally opening to take in his gorgeous face so close to mine.
"Let me stay tonight, Maya."
The idea was oh so intriguing, but I couldn't
bring myself to do it. We barely knew each other, and I didn't want to move too
fast.
"Let's take it slow, Travis," I
whispered, afraid he would get mad and that would be the end of what promised
to be something completely amazing.
"No longer the happiest man in the city,
Maya," he informed me and my stomach dipped at the rough and raspy sound
of his voice. "Happiest man in the world."
"Trav—"
"Goodnight, sweetheart. I'll call you
tomorrow." He kissed my forehead and took a step back.
"Goodnight, Travis."
I opened my door and turned back to look at
him in front of the stairwell. He had the most endearing expression on his
face, and I was pretty sure I fell in love with him right then.
Jessica is the author of the Love Square &
Concierge series. She grew up in Central New York, where currently lives with
her husband and three dogs. Her days are spent as a Security Analyst at an IT
consulting company. In her free time, she enjoys reading books and developing
ideas for her own stories. Writing is her secret passion that she's been
fostering since elementary school, when she wrote her first book about a puppy.
It has always been a dream of hers to be able to share her stories with the
world.
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