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Title: One Little Victory
Series: Southern Charms
Author: Kat Long
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: July 1, 2022
Cover Design: Kris Guiao
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One Little Victory made me cry, cheer for Addison, and want to gut punch Simon multiple times. This book is a great example of how anxiety and past trauma can color our experiences, and how only love can change the narrative. ~Jennifer F
AddisonThe past often attacks the present with the pain of memories.
So I stopped chasing dreams built on broken words. My plan’s simple: Work hard, play harder, and never—ever—get involved with anyone. But one chance encounter with Simon Kelly turns my world upside down. He’s too pretentious, too arrogant—and don’t get me started on his storm gray eyes.
When a picture of us lands in the tabloids, we come to an arrangement. We’ll pretend to date, then go our separate ways.
Simon
Addison wants to play pretend?
Fine. We’ll restore our reputations and I’ll accept that no amount of guilt can change the past. But the feelings are real—too real to let her go. I know what I want, and I’m going to get it. I’ll prove to her we’re better together than apart.
I’m here to change her story.
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Kat lives at the beach with her Happily Ever After, a daughter, and two irritating but lovable cats.
Before she started writing contemporary romance, she graduated with a Master’s Degree in School Psychology.
Now, by day she works in Finance, and by night she writes.
Books have always made her heart beat faster, and she started writing her first novel after dreaming up an Alpha-Marshmallow.
Her characters are sexy, clever, and fearless, but in real life Kat’s the ultimate over-thinker. Let’s face it, her inner monologues would not make good reading.
She flips for a good romance and gets giddy anytime there’s heat.
When she’s not reading or writing sexy stories, she’s probably watching Animal Planet in yoga pants, trying not to over water her succulents, drinking too much coffee, and wondering if the real meaning of life is forty-two.
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