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Last Real Man

253 pages

A steamy, high-voltage exploration of a divorced couple who simply cannot stay away from each other.

What it feels like

Reading this book feels like stepping into a charged, combustible atmosphere where past resentments and undeniable physical chemistry collide. The narrative moves at a brisk, dramatic pace, driven by the high-voltage lust and lingering obsession between two fiercely opposite personalities. It is a steamy, tense experience that leans heavily into the messy, bittersweet aftermath of a failed marriage, exploring what happens when an irresistible, brash charm pulls a cautious protagonist back to the edge. The prose is sensual and intense, capturing the feeling of craving something you know is trouble. It will delight readers who devour second-chance romances filled with flirtatious banter, dangerous temptations, and a magnetic pull that borders on fatal attraction.

Mood
  • steamy
  • charged
  • tense
  • seductive
Tone
  • passionate
  • dramatic
  • flirtatious
  • intense
Pace
brisk
Themes
second-chance romance · irresistible attraction · opposites attract · lingering obsession · messy aftermath of divorce
The writing
Sensual and dramatic, leaning heavily into the magnetic, high-voltage chemistry between its leads.
The arc
Moves from bitter regret and lingering temptation to a high-stakes, combustible rekindling of passion.
Who it's for
Readers who love intense, messy second-chance romances where the physical chemistry is undeniable and the emotional stakes feel dangerously high.
Content notes
  • divorce
  • obsessive relationship dynamics

About the book

SHE'D ONLY MADE ONE MISTAKE...

And his name was Mitch DeSalvo.

Their marriage had been brief and bitter, a combustible combination of opposite personalities and high-voltage lust. Their divorce had been bittersweet. But Diana found him irresistibly delicious--like the richest, smoothest chocolate. And when he suddenly came back into her life, she craved just one more taste.

Mitch was the last real man in America. Outrageous, flirtatious, he was full of bold, brash charm. He lived life on the edge.... But this time, he was going to fall.

This time, Mitch was in real trouble--and Diana feared her obsession with her exasperating ex would turn into a fatal attraction.

Description from Open Library.

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