Charmed by the Bartender (Modern Love, #1)

by Piper Rayne

Truth is I’m trying to figure out how I’m going to spend so much time around Cole without ripping either his head or his clothes off. The

There’s nothing gentlemanly about Cole Webber. Sadly, I seem to kind of like it that way.

“Just because you don’t know what you’re missing doesn’t mean it didn’t leave any scars,”

“You are so much more than nothing, sweetheart. You’re the opposite. You’re everything.”

“Consider it done,” he says and does an exaggerated bow. “Stop bowing. I’m not royalty.” He scoffs and shakes his head before running a hand through his hair. “To the right guy, you are.”

Cole and his unicorn cock are like a gift from the Gods.

“Sometimes things just happen—good and bad—for no other reason than they just do.”

One thing I’ve realized through all of this is that just because someone hurt you doesn’t mean that you get to stop loving them. On the contrary, it only hurts because you do still love them so much.