Ask Me Again

Phelan & Viv, the trailer (1:50)

A slow-burn historical romance in three books. Vivienne Morrow steps off the boat in Boston in 1913 with sixteen cents in her cuff. Phelan has been tending South Boston since before the street was paved, and he cannot tell a lie. From a Kneeland Street garment loft to Beacon Hill marble to the present-day harbor, one question keeps coming back. Spun off from Broken Chains (The Fallen Response Unit, Book 4).

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