Melanie Shawn Facebook ad: “Steamy Small Town RomCom NEW RELEASE”

Ran for 108 days, from November 16, 2025 to March 4, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
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Liam tried to think straight as he stared down at Frankie. Her lips swollen from their kiss. He knew what he wanted to do, he knew what every cell in his body was screaming at him to do, but what he didn’t know was if it was the right thing to do. Hearing her say that when he kissed her, he was taking what was his was not helping the situation, but she knew that. He would bet his life, that was why she’d said it. That, or she thought it would be funny. So many things had come to light in the past hour. She wasn’t engaged. She thought he’d stayed away all those years from her because he regretted being with her, which was true, but not for the reasons she thought. He had taken advantage of her. She didn’t feel that way, but he still did. She loved him. She’d loved him her whole life. Had he known that? On some level that he hadn’t admitted to himself? Maybe. He didn’t know. That was a question he couldn’t answer right now, not with all the blood that should be in his head down in his southern region. He always cared about Frankie, loved her even, but until the night of his mom’s funeral, he 𝘯𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳 looked at her in any s*xual way. Which was why what happened that night scared him so much. Because after that night, he felt like a pervert. That night changed his feelings for her, and there was no way to change them back. His love for her changed the second he kissed her. He fell in love with her, and he’d been in love with her every day since. Did she still love him? Was that in the past? Frankie sighed loudly as if she was bored and walked past him. If she’d gone down the hall, he would have stopped her, but she went into the bedroom. “Where are you going?” he asked. “The bathroom.” She kept walking, not looking back. “I figure you have about five more minutes of overthinking before you come back with a verdict. I might as well pee while I wait.” He heard the bathroom door shut as his lips spread into a wide smile. Only she could make him smile and lighten the mood when he had throbbing blue balls, his head hurt from trying to figure out what the right thing to do was, and he felt like he was going to throw up out of fear that he was going to fu@k this up, that was how much she meant to him. With a sigh he walked into the bedroom and sat on the edge of the bed. He ran his fingers through his hair, then leaned forward, resting his elbows on his thighs. He continued to mull things over and over. Finally, he came to the conclusion that the single most important thing was that he didn’t want to lose her. As much as he wanted her, and he did, more than he wanted his next breath, he knew that they had to do this right this time. They needed to talk. If they were going to have a chance at something real, before they slept together, they had to figure things out. It was too complicated. Too messy. The door opened, and he lifted his head. “Before—” He got out one word, and his brain blanked. Frankie stood in the doorway wearing a matching white lace bra and panty set and nothing else. Her petite hourglass figure in silhouette, backlit from the bathroom light. He stared, taking her in, and she let him. He loved how bold she was. Frankie wore confidence like some people wore perfume, announcing her presence before she arrived and lingering behind long after she’d gone. “What?” she finally asked, her expression and tone pure innocence, as if she were still fully dressed. She flicked the bathroom light off and walked towards him. Every step she took caused his heart to beat even harder and his jeans to grow tighter. “I couldn’t hear you. What did you say?” “This isn’t fair,” he rasped. She ran her fingers through his hair as her perfect lips curled. “All’s fair in s*x and overthinking.” 𝗚𝗥𝗔𝗩𝗜𝗧𝗬 𝗢𝗙 𝗟𝗢𝗩𝗘 Available Now! Free to read in KindleUnlimited
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Steamy Small Town RomCom NEW RELEASE
When Frankie Costas packed a bag and flew 3000 miles to her Yaya's house in Hope Falls after a devastating betrayal, she never expected to come face-to-face with her first crush/love Dr. Liam Davies—who she hadn’t seen in over a decade. After narrowly avoiding a not-so-meet-cute in the ER, she.....
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