In the waning days of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Quinn Prescott and Kirby Davis met during military training. Despite different backgrounds, services, and plans, they...
In the waning days of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Quinn Prescott and Kirby Davis met during military training. Despite different backgrounds, services, and plans, they fell hard and fast. However, it wasn't long before distance and the pressures of serving in silence drove them apart.
Ten years later, Kirby literally runs into Quinn at Chicago Pride. Although she lives in a city of three million, she continues to see Quinn everywhere, and she can't seem to ignore the pounding in her chest that isn't always frustration no matter how much she tells herself it is.
Quinn knows she made the biggest mistake of her life when she chose her career over Kirby. She's desperate to make amends, and perhaps even turn their chance meetings into a second chance for romance.
Kirby's definitely not giving Quinn a second chance. But how long can she ignore the truth that there's something between them?
Author: Krystina Rivers
Publisher: Bold Strokes Books
Published: 04/12/2022
Pages: 240
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.60lbs
Size: 8.43h x 5.51w x 0.63d
ISBN: 9781636791357
About the AuthorRivers, Krystina: - Krystina Rivers has been a lover of romance novels since she was probably too young to read them and developed an affinity for lesbian romance novels after she found her first lesbian romance on a shelf in a used bookstore in 2001. Despite a lifelong desire to write romances, she never had the time to write her own until the COVID-19 pandemic struck, and she no longer had to commute to the office or travel regularly for work.
Krystina grew up in Florida but, after spending six years in the military, now calls Chicago home. She works in commercial real estate and lives with her wife and their two dogs and three cats. When not working or writing, Krystina can be found reading with a glass of wine in hand, doing yoga (occasionally with a glass of wine in hand), snuggling with her fur-babies, or trying to convince herself that it is not too cold to go for a jog outside.
