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TITLE: Lucky Kisses

AUTHOR: Addison Moore

GENRE: New Adult-Romantic Comedy

COVER: Gaffey Media

RELEASE DATE: November 22, 2016

From the NEW YORK TIMES and USA TODAY bestselling author, Addison Moore— Cosmopolitan Magazine calls Addison's books, "...easy, frothy fun!"

LUCKY KISSES

(3:AM Kisses 12)

*Can be read as a standalone*

She's mouthy and bossy as hell. He's a hot player who's not having any of it. He's determined to teach her a lesson. She's determined to take him down a notch.

Lawson Kent is a jackass of the highest order. Sure he's got the face of a god and the body of a prisoner dedicated to pumping iron, but every time he's in my way my blood boils. His obnoxious mug seems impossible to escape. So when we're paired together to work on the community interaction project, we call a truce. In fact, the more I hang out with Lawson, the more it seems he really gets me. Not too many people do. Lucky Madden is a mouthy piece of work. Yes, she's gorgeous to a fault and that's precisely why her overprotective, tatted up brother, Jet, pays me the big bucks to make sure none of the idiots at Whitney Briggs University land her horizontal. Only, too bad for me, Lucky Madden is the last person I want to hover over every free chance I get. Then one night, she cuts the mouthy routine and does something far more productive with those lips, she kisses me. Now I can't get Lucky Madden out of my mind. I'm addicted in every single way, and soon enough, the only person her brother will want to rip to pieces is me.

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Addison Moore is a New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author who writes contemporary and paranormal romance. Her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan magazine. Previously she worked as a therapist on a locked psychiatric unit for nearly a decade. She resides on the West Coast with her husband, four wonderful children and two dogs where she eats too much chocolate and stays up way too late. When she's not writing, she's reading.