Cover Reveal: Longing by Lilly Avalon

Title: Longing

Series: Resist #2

by: Lilly Avalon

Publication Date: January 27, 2015

Synopsis

It's been two months since Allegra walked out of Devlin's hotel room. Well, two months and five days, but she's not counting. She needs to move on, but before she can, Devlin shows up again...as her new coworker.

Seeing him at work every day is enough to make her lose her mind. Allegra tries to stay away from Devlin, knowing the effect he has on her, but she can't. The more she's around him, the more she's tempted to have something more with him. After everything that's happened in the past, it's a slippery slope that may land her in a place she never wants to revisit. Something is happening to her heart, though. A longing is building up that isn't one-sided...and doesn't feel temporary.

He wants her. She wants a forever. Is it possible to have it all?

*Longing is a full-length erotica novel, and the sequel to Resist*

Purchase Links

Here All Along (Here All Along #1)

Amazon | Amazon UK | Amazon CA | Barnes & Noble

Resist (Resist #1)

Amazon | Amazon UK | Amazon CA | Barnes & Noble

More Than Words (More Than Words #1)

Amazon | Amazon UK | Amazon CA | Barnes & Noble

Meet the Author

Lilly Avalon is the author of the erotic romances Here All Along and Resist, and the upcoming novella More Than Words.

She's somewhere in the midst of her twenties and lives mostly in the stories in her head. When she's not enveloped in the worlds she creates, she's out in the real world making stories happen. That or reading other romances. It's a toss-up.

Social Media Links

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7735191.Lilly_Avalon

Website: http://lillyavalon.blogspot.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lilly-Avalon/822676841093473

Twitter: https://twitter.com/lilly_avalon

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