Three Days to Forget (West Coast Slopes #1)

by Dulcie Dameron

“I may be happy-go-lucky, but competitiveness is in my nature. Make no mistake, Liss. I fight for what I want.”

“I asked you not to hold back from me in Tahoe,” he says. “And while you might’ve given me a glimpse at the woman you are, you’re still hiding. You’re keeping secrets, big ones. And all I’ve wanted to do from day one is get to know you, the real you. Whether you’re a mom, or a PR agent, or a vegetarian who’s obsessed with pizza, I don’t care, Liss. Because I want to know you. And all the things that come with you.”

“I don’t know what guys you’re talking about, but if you think I’m going to run because you have a daughter, you’re dead wrong. At least give me a chance to know you both, Bliss.”

“The years between us, the three days we fell for each other in Tahoe, and the week I’ve known you in your real life…those are all just measurements of time that mean nothing to me. Not when I knew the moment I held you on that ski lift that I was meant to be yours.”