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Broken Vows

(2026)
(The second book in the Whitmore Scandals series)
A novel by

 
 
He was hired to seduce her. Falling for her was not part of the job.

After thirty years in a lonely marriage, Carmen Whitmore is finally choosing herself: filing for divorce, earning her GED, and waiting on the settlement that will help her open the dog shelter she’s dreamed of for years.

Then Levi James moves in next door.

Fourteen years younger, dangerously good-looking, and built like trouble, Levi is exactly the kind of man Carmen knows not to trust. He has a smart mouth, rough edges, and an infuriating habit of showing up like he already belongs there.

Carmen has no intention of letting him in.

Then she meets the sweet ten-year-old brother Levi has suddenly found himself raising.

Turns out, the irritating man next door can’t cook a meal or keep a kid fed on anything but cereal. He’s drowning, and he won’t ask for help.

Carmen can’t help herself. One favor becomes another, and somewhere along the way, the man she swore to keep out starts taking up space in her life—and her heart.

But Levi was never her neighbor by accident.

He’s a hitman, not a lover. But he''s been put on a job he never wanted: seduce Carmen, trigger the infidelity clause in her prenup, and leave her with nothing.

Levi thought the job would be easy: get close, get her into bed, and walk away.

But Carmen doesn’t fall at his feet.

She makes him earn every inch. And soon, the woman he was sent to destroy becomes the only thing he wants to protect.

The job was supposed to end with Carmen losing everything. Instead, Levi'''s the one who stands to lose it all.

Broken Vows is a spicy dual POV reverse age gap romance featuring a woman finally choosing herself and the hitman hired to make sure she loses everything. Expect slow-burn tension, found family, dangerous secrets, and a morally gray man who falls hard for the woman he was hired to betray.


Genre: Romantic Suspense

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