Seleste – F – Spanish origin – meaning: celestial, heavenlyThere’s a joke if ever I heard one. Seleste Ortiz is my idea of hell.Feisty, cocky, and out of my league, and the new star of Starling Key.The most beautiful woman I’ve ever laid eyes on.The most infuriating woman I’ve ever met.But there’s more to Seleste than meets the eye.Behind that tough exterior is a frightened little girl.When her arranged marriage is put on hold, she comes back to Starling Key... moreSeleste – F – Spanish origin – meaning: celestial, heavenlyThere’s a joke if ever I heard one. Seleste Ortiz is my idea of hell.Feisty, cocky, and out of my league, and the new star of Starling Key.The most beautiful woman I’ve ever laid eyes on.The most infuriating woman I’ve ever met.But there’s more to Seleste than meets the eye.Behind that tough exterior is a frightened little girl.When her arranged marriage is put on hold, she comes back to Starling Key.When her flirting goes too far and I give in after just one night, we wake a beast that won’t go back to sleep.Just six months.Then we have to stop.Then I have to watch her return to her drug lord fiancé.And there’s one small problem.I don’t want to let her go.The Brawn is the second book in the Starling Key series. It can be read as a standalone but to get the most of the story, it's strongly recommended The Brain is read first. less
