Good girls cheat too.
It's a bitter reality Lorenzo Moreno knows all too well.
After his "good girl" fiancée blind sides him by cheating on him with her ex Lorenzo swears off relationships for a while, if not forever.
Until Fate steps in.
Unable to fight the incredible pull he feels to Olivia, a girl who was supposed to be just a meaningless one night stand, Lorenzo gives into his heart. But only after making one thing utterly clear. He will not deal with any exe's or other men in her life. Period.
She's not that person anymore.
For too long Olivia Romero shamefully put up with an manipulative and overly controlling boyfriend. So when fate pairs her up with the gorgeous but intense Air Force pilot she's ready to stand her ground. Cutting all ties with her ex is no sacrifice for Olivia. It's why she willingly complies with Lorenzo's uncompromising stipulation.
As their relationship intensifies so do Lorenzo's suspicions about any man in her life. Determined to not be that weak girl anymore, Olivia demands to be trusted. Despite how vehement her new boyfriend can be, her diligence seems to be working.
But when an unforeseen crisis arises Olivia is forced to make a decision. A decision she knows in Lorenzo's jaded and suspicious mind could be unforgivable.
Suspicious Minds is the third book in my best selling romance series Fate. It's stand along and can be read without the necessity of reading the others. It features characters from my best selling and award winning series, the Moreno Brothers. It has 88 Amazon reviews with an average of 4.4 stars out of 5.
“Did you sleep with him?” Lorenzo asked, his heart spiking despite the fact that he already knew the answer to that.
“It’s complicated.”
“No, it’s not!” He backed away from her bed, feeling the enormous ache in his heart mixed with the anger and disgust inundate him. “It’s simple enough, Linda. Either you did or you didn’t. Which is it?”
She shook her head, squeezing her eyes in pain, but that still wasn’t a no. When she opened her eyes again, he saw the tears. The unforgiving boulder now lodged in his throat allowed only for feelings of disgust.
“I’ve been so confused,” she whispered.
“So you took off for the weekend with him.”
It wasn’t a question; it was a fact. He was stating the obvious, and the clearer this became, the angrier it made him.
“Nikki needs him in her life,” she whispered as Lorenzo brought his hands to his head and turned his back to her, unable to even look at her anymore. “And I just didn’t know . . . I wasn’t sure what to—”
“Did you sleep with him?” he asked again, swallowing hard, peering up at the ceiling, and willing the hope to go away. The hope his shattered heart was still grasping at that she might actually say no. At this point, he knew it didn’t matter.
“Yes, but . . .”
He spun around, unbelievably stunned as if after admitting she’d been with him all this time, there might’ve actually been a chance she hadn’t slept with the guy. “You did?”
She nodded, her face scrunching up as she began to cry. “I’m sorry,” she whimpered. “I just . . . I’ve been so torn—”
“Did you really think you’d have a decision to make once you fucked him?”
