Telling Fallon that he was a recovering drug addict and alcoholic did not seem like a good thing to say when trying to get someone back.' There was no way he could tell her while standing in her front yard the reason why he didn’t look for her after she left. '“Why now Lucas? Seven whole years have passed, why now?” So everyone can get off their damn high horses already!! Was that the environment for a baby? Get real people.ĭrug Addicts who are also Alcoholics don't cleanup overnight, it's a long fucking process and they're in no shape to care for a baby or toddler. And on top of that, even if she tried to tell him at the time - people conveniently forget he was a drug addict & alcoholic and he remained one for years before he cleaned himself up. That's not a little mistake, that's a major fucking betrayal. She thought he cheated on her, already he was on morally shaky ground. NOT!!! At least this one didn't start out a doormat like all the other morons are. The guys can fuckaround all over place, cheat, fuck their way through hordes of women, treat their h's like absolute crap (Jordie & Erik to name just 2 of these shmucks) and yet everyone forgives every betrayal, any cheating these guys do and love them because they're such great guys. But the odds are stacked against them-especially after Lucas finds out that Fallon has been keeping a devastating secret.įrankly I'm sick of the double standards in this series. But when Lucas returns to Nashville in a trade, he’s determined to convince Fallon that he’s a changed man. He threw away the most important person in his life and has regretted it ever since.

Off the ice, he’s a mess, with all his anger and misery bottled up inside. On the ice, Lucas Brooks is the NHL’s leading scorer-at least when he’s not in the box.

And then the man who broke her heart skates back into her life. By the time Fallon becomes an official sponsor of the Nashville Assassins, she feels like all her hard work is finally paying off. Since graduating from college, she has worked relentlessly to make that dream a reality, especially after taking a chance on love-and losing. In a captivating novel of second chances and healing hearts, the newest member of the Nashville Assassins pulls a power play to make things right with the one that got away.įallon Parker’s dream has always been to turn her family’s wine company into a runaway success and eventually start a cellar of her own.

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