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The Trouble with Love
Christian contemporary romance
The Trouble with Love
Book 1 of the Faith & Fortune series
Platinum-record singer Holiday Brown shares a luxurious Manhattan home with two equally famous friends and believes she has learned to manage life in public. That balance collapses when her roommate's infuriating brother, Emmett Bell, moves into their guest room during renovations. A stalker's threat against his sister reveals the loyalty and steady faith beneath Emmett's know-it-all manner, complicating Holiday's determination to dislike him. Sassy and faith-centered, this celebrity romance suits readers who enjoy forced proximity, enemies-to-lovers banter, female friendship, suspense touches, and famous characters whose private fears remain recognizable beneath wealth and publicity.
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Faith and Christian themes · Emotional conflict · Romantic attraction and kissing
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