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You've Been Served
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- Date de parution11/08/2025
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Résumé
From Carina Rose comes this swoony romance between a coffee shop owner and a hotshot attorney. It all started when the cappuccino machine went haywire and sent frothed milk all over me and a couple of my customers. Then the fire alarm went off thanks to my oven overheating. My day couldn't get any worse, right? Well. hold my double-shot latte because I was served an eviction notice-my coffee shop and apartment, gone in sixty days.
Cue my tears. Then came the one-night stand-no last names, no strings, just one unforgettable, slightly reckless night with the most gorgeous man I'd ever laid eyes on. He made me feel things I hadn't before. But more importantly, he helped me forget about my awful day. Then we went our separate ways. What I didn't expect was for him to track me down. Or ask me out. Or make me laugh when everything I loved hung in the balance.
And just my luck, he was an attorney. Just the man who could help me, right? Wrong. His law firm was the one overseeing my eviction. And I couldn't help wondering if he knew who I was all along, or if fate just had a twisted sense of humor.
Cue my tears. Then came the one-night stand-no last names, no strings, just one unforgettable, slightly reckless night with the most gorgeous man I'd ever laid eyes on. He made me feel things I hadn't before. But more importantly, he helped me forget about my awful day. Then we went our separate ways. What I didn't expect was for him to track me down. Or ask me out. Or make me laugh when everything I loved hung in the balance.
And just my luck, he was an attorney. Just the man who could help me, right? Wrong. His law firm was the one overseeing my eviction. And I couldn't help wondering if he knew who I was all along, or if fate just had a twisted sense of humor.
From Carina Rose comes this swoony romance between a coffee shop owner and a hotshot attorney. It all started when the cappuccino machine went haywire and sent frothed milk all over me and a couple of my customers. Then the fire alarm went off thanks to my oven overheating. My day couldn't get any worse, right? Well. hold my double-shot latte because I was served an eviction notice-my coffee shop and apartment, gone in sixty days.
Cue my tears. Then came the one-night stand-no last names, no strings, just one unforgettable, slightly reckless night with the most gorgeous man I'd ever laid eyes on. He made me feel things I hadn't before. But more importantly, he helped me forget about my awful day. Then we went our separate ways. What I didn't expect was for him to track me down. Or ask me out. Or make me laugh when everything I loved hung in the balance.
And just my luck, he was an attorney. Just the man who could help me, right? Wrong. His law firm was the one overseeing my eviction. And I couldn't help wondering if he knew who I was all along, or if fate just had a twisted sense of humor.
Cue my tears. Then came the one-night stand-no last names, no strings, just one unforgettable, slightly reckless night with the most gorgeous man I'd ever laid eyes on. He made me feel things I hadn't before. But more importantly, he helped me forget about my awful day. Then we went our separate ways. What I didn't expect was for him to track me down. Or ask me out. Or make me laugh when everything I loved hung in the balance.
And just my luck, he was an attorney. Just the man who could help me, right? Wrong. His law firm was the one overseeing my eviction. And I couldn't help wondering if he knew who I was all along, or if fate just had a twisted sense of humor.
