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**STEAMY ROMANTIC COMEDY STANDALONE **

When your luck runs out, do you run away—or do you stay and fight?

Bailey: Let’s get one thing straight. I am not your typical girl. Sure I’ve got all the parts, but I’ve been a stubborn, irreverent tomboy since the womb, as my Irish father would proudly attest. Despite my Irish blood, I’ve had a bit of bad luck here and there—I recently trusted the wrong guy and got derailed in my professional pursuits. But I’ve bounced back. With my shields firmly in place, I thought nothing, or no one, could touch me again. Until he did. And he just might make this tomboy do the girliest thing in the world—fall head over heels in love. Of all the damn luck…

Jake: I’m a pretty lucky guy. I have a phenomenal family, a career I love, and I’m building a brand-new life back in my hometown. And, not to be a jerk about it, but I do more than all right with
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The Fix (Book 1) and The Spark (Book 2) are currently available, and Book 4 is scheduled for release Fall 2017. Each book can be read as a standalone with a big, fat HEA.

This book contains language and sexual content inappropriate for readers under 18.

The reviews are in...

"Sylvie is a brilliant romance author and she knows how to add humor to make the story entertaining. THE LUCKY ONE is the perfect summer break book. Sylvie is one of my go-to authors for a great escape! Her brilliant writing is captivating and witty!" - Penny Stone

"The adventure these two take to get to their happily ever after is sweet, funny and heart-warming. I highly recommend this book, series and author." - ShannonLovesBooks

"Sylvie Stewart has become a favorite of mine, I find her work rather addictive. She can weave a great story that keeps you wanting more. You will find yourself laughing out loud at the antics and find yourself loving each and every one of these characters, flawed or not they become family." -

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