It has explicit language but it's a lot of buildup. On Amazon.
she could try the Lost Kings series by Autumn Jones Lake. First book, Slow Burn, is free so no harm if it turns out not to be her thing
https://www.amazon.com/Slow-Burn-Lost-Kings-MC-ebook/dp/B00NG97R4E
If you have Kindle Unlimited, I'd really love your support in checking out this book. It is titled "Always You." My wife started it in a creative writing class in college about 20 years ago, and she just finished it recently. I'll admit I don't read much, but I actually got sucked into this story! It is REALLY hard to put it down once you get going. If you read it and love it, please write a review on Amazon.
Thanks so much!!!
You may enjoy <em>The Mighty Finn</em> by Holly Bargo. The relationship takes a while to develop, so there's no "instalust" or falling into bed within five minutes of meeting one another. The heroine is in her mid 30s, the hero in his late 30s, best friend is Hispanic, and there's a dog. A Great Dane.
I love Great Danes.
Shoot. I guess this sub doesn’t have the bracket bot I’ve seen in another sub that automatically links the books for you? Sorry I’m kinda new. Here are some links
Trial and Temptation (The Mandrake Company Series Book 2) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OM12RWM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_5VA4YH9BP1S5XN1AZPGF
The Tracker's Dilemma: (A Science Fiction Romance Adventure) (Mandrake Company Book 7) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01DHMYW7O/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_TXEDRKH1DZH1Y6Z52RR9
The Beautiful series by Christina Lauren is really good (super hot) and all about naughty bosses. Amazon Link
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Texan’s Wager by Jodi Thomas
the first one I read was the third book in a series. The Understatement of the Year I really liked the first 2 books so I thought I'd give it a try. Now I am hooked on them and love the steam, but if you want to ease in to that, this is a great first book! You don't need to read the first two in the series either, but they're good. It's set in college about hockey players.
Update: the ebook will be available June 21, and is available for pre-order via Kindle.
I'm looking for a handful of people to send the ebook to for free in exchange for a review. If you are a reader and want to take advantage of free stuff, let me know!