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Every good love story needs a little drama. And maybe a hall pass.
Dawson Everly is floating on cloud nine. She has a new life, a new love, and a passport to bliss with Starkford’s hottest bartender, Patrick Butler. But when a romantic trip to New Orleans introduces an unexpected complication--an old flame who’s more successful, more charming, and far too interested... cloud nine quickly turns stormy.
For Patrick, this was supposed to be their honeymoon phase. Not a showdown with a literary heartthrob who calls Dawson his muse. As flirtation and history threaten to unravel what they’ve built, Patrick and Dawson are forced to navigate the murky waters of jealousy, trust, and what it means to really show up for the person you love.
Pour Boy is a short and sexy romcom with a heroine who knows her heart, a bartender who’s equal parts smolder and sabotage, and just enough steam to fog up your Kindle.
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Praise for P.J. DeVere:
★★★★★ Navigating complicated, messy and tempting choices with class and booze.
★★★★★ The setting is not the only hot and steamy thing about this novella.
★★★★★ Her characters are served up Southern style. Familiar as Sunday dinner and just as satisfying.
★★★★★ Recommended for readers who enjoy serious chemistry, banter and all the steam.
★★★★★ Breath of fresh air in the genre!
★★★★★ The author’s conversational narrative style makes the characters vividly real.
A recovering attorney and former fifth-grade teacher, she finally gave in to the voices in her head and turned them into unforgettable love stories.
Armed with a bachelor's in education and a master's in curriculum and instruction from Mississippi State University, along with a law degree from Ole Miss, P.J. spent years collecting degrees and chasing careers before landing in the one that feels the most like home: writing romance.
Besides writing spicy stories, she's a devoted wife, a terrible housekeeper, and a doting mother. Now that the kids are out of the house, she fills her days with imaginary friends, late-night plotting sessions, and the kind of steamy banter that keeps readers turning pages.