Charmed

Dane Cotton is a distraction at best and a catastrophe at worst.

Harper Rose has too much going on to fall back into bed with a man who already proved he can’t stay. Turning down Paul Ogden’s almost perfect marriage proposal is just the beginning of a very bad day. She’s also getting fired and lying to her daughters.

The wild child and local playboy was supposed to be nothing more than a fling. She didn't realize how hard she'd fallen until he was already gone. She can’t let him break her like that again.

Dane knows Harper still wants to fall wildly in love, she’s just convinced it will never be with him. What she doesn’t know is that he didn’t run away. For the first time in his life, he was putting in the work, learning to be his own man, to earn something—to be someone worthy of Harper Rose Mayfair.

Desperate for a second chance, Dane knows what he lost when he left. He’s also learned that trust has to be earned and real love deserves to be won. He’ll stop at nothing to prove he’s become the kind of man she needs, he’s just not sure it will be enough.

It only took one day for everything to unravel. And for Dane Cotton to walk back through her door like it was where he belonged.

If you love the second chances and small town feeling of Virgin River, or the he-falls-first romance of Voicemails for Isabelle, then Charmed leave you hopeful, wrecked, then satisfied!

Charmed is the ninth and final book in the award-winning Breathless series—the beloved small-town contemporary romance saga set in Breathless, Georgia, where family secrets run deep and love is hard-won and worth every page. Author Savannah Kade is a National Excellence in Story Telling (NEST) Award winner and Maggie Award winner whose steamy, emotionally rich fiction has earned her a devoted global readership. The Breathless series has been praised by InD'Tale Magazine as "a standout" that "romance readers will not want to miss.” This is the emotional, deeply satisfying finale you've been waiting for. If you're new to Breathless—welcome. You're going to want to read them all.