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ā More Than Nothing is full of page-turning suspense and slow-burn swoon. Small town goodness in spades is the cherry on top and I was ALL IN.āāMia Sheridan, New York Times bestselling author. Wildly romantic, More Than Nothing is the first book in the Pine Springs seriesāsmall-town Michigan, where thereās community, drama, heat, and heart. With Elenieās family the most hated in Pine Springs, keeping a low profile has become a way of life for her. But then the new police chief, Roman Martinez, shows up at the diner where sheās a waitress, all muscle and badge and dangerous perception. And going under the radar just got that much harder. Heās determined to take down a drug ring. The prime suspects? Elenieās criminal stepfather and brothers. Keeping her distance would be the sensible choice, but what if she could help Roman put her family behind barsāand finally prove that sheās nothing like them? Turning informant will be a dangerous game for them both. But it might be Elenieās only chance to get the lifeāand the manāsheās always dreamed of⦠Sometimes, you have to risk it all when the reward means everything.
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More Than Nothing: Utterly unputdownable small town romantic suspense: content & age rating
Intended for adult readers (18+).
This adult romantic suspense contains criminal activity including drug rings, law enforcement investigations, potential danger from criminal family members, and moderately explicit romance scenes with sexual content.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, steamy sexual content, and moderate language. Content notes include organized crime, drug-related content, and betrayal (see the full list above).
Who'll love this
Adult readers will be drawn to the forbidden romance between a small-town waitress trying to escape her criminal family and the new police chief determined to take them down.