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Hudson

Ne demande jamais accidentellement la main de ta copine. Devant sa famille. Surtout si son père est ton patron. Parce que si tu lui fais comprendre que tu as fait une erreur, il est probable qu’il t’envoie hors du pays pour t’éloigner le plus possible de sa fille à qui tu as brisé le cœur. C’est ce qui m’est arrivé.

Maintenant, je suis coincé en Irlande, où j’essaie de me racheter afin d’obtenir une promotion et d’avoir la vie que j’avais prévue : une carrière réussie, une femme et des enfants aimants, et une maison au Texas.

Mais tout cela semble partir en fumée au moment où j’entre dans un pub traditionnel et que je vois la plus belle femme que j’aie jamais vue. Seulement, ce n’est pas une femme.

Charlie Murray est sans aucun doute un homme – le genre d’homme qui me pousse à jeter un second regard intéressé pour la première fois de ma vie. Et un troisième, et un quatrième. Je ne peux m’empêcher de vouloir mieux le connaître... de me rapprocher de lui, de le toucher, peut-être même de l’embrasser. Mais je suis hétéro. Du moins, c’est ce que j’ai toujours pensé. Et, même si je ne le suis pas, comment un Irlandais fougueux pourrait-il s’intégrer dans la vie paisible et prévisible que j’ai toujours planifiée ?

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Hudson:

Don't ever accidentally propose to your girlfriend. In front of her family. Especially if her dad is your boss. Because when you make it clear you've made a mistake, he's likely to send you out of the country to get you as far away from his broken-hearted daughter as possible. It happened to me. Now I'm stuck in Ireland trying to redeem myself so I can get promoted and have the life I've planned for: successful career, loving wife and kids, a comfortable, financially-secure home life in Texas.

But all of that seems to evaporate the moment I walk into the historic pub and see the most beautiful woman I've ever seen. Only, he's not a woman.

Charlie Murray is most definitely a man—the kind of man who causes me to take a second look for the first time in my life. And a third look, and fourth. I can't help but want to get to know him better... to get close to him, touch him, maybe even kiss him. But I'm straight. Or so I've always thought. Even if I'm not, how in the world could a feisty Irishman ever fit into the safe, predictable life I've always planned for?

Charlie:

Don't ever accidentally fall for the straight guy. Especially when he's trying to pry your family's business right out from under you. I should know. Because when Hudson Wilde walks into my family's pub and begins babbling so adorably, I can't help but fall just a little bit in love. But I'm looking for Forever Man, and the sexy American is certainly not him. He's so confused about what he wants, even choosing something from the dinner menu throws him into a fuddle. But those eyes... how can I resist?

So maybe I’ll give in. One steamy night before he heads home and I go back to life at the pub. We'll never see each other again.

Until, of course, his business deal sends me to Hobie, Texas, right into the middle of Hudson's steady life, more gay Wildes than can fit on a dance floor, and an ex-girlfriend who may or may not be content remaining an ex. But the more time I spend with Hudson, the more I think he might be my Forever Man after all. And I may be his. Is it possible we could both be so lucky?

Hudson's Luck is the fourth book in the Forever Wilde series but can be read on its own. Beware it includes 93k words of delicious man parts touching, grandfathers meddling, neighbors nosy-ing, dogs fornicating, cats being cats, horses... ah, crunching apples? or something... and one very flirty Stevie.