Books in the The Hawke Family Second Genera series

Sometimes, I wish I weren't a Hawke...especially because I'm in love with one.Years of living on the streets taught me one hard lesson...Don't trust anyone.People are inherently bad and will do bad things any chance they get.So, when the Hawkes took me under their wings...I put up walls so high that no one could ever climb over them.Most stopped trying.It was the way I liked it.Locked away in my own little world.Protected from anything that could hurt me.But the very person I try so hard to keep out is the only one I want to let in.I dream about her touch.Crave her in a way I have no right to.She's my best friend's older sister.No matter what...I have to keep my hands off Angelina...>Reticent Hawke is the second book in The Hawke Family Second Generation Series from USA Today Bestselling Author Gwyn McNamee. Grab this angsty forbidden, billionaire, reverse age gap, best friend's older sister, contemporary romance about a broken man, an older woman, a danger neither of them sees coming, and desire neither of them can deny.

Two nights. No names. No expectations. A lifetime of consequences. Graduating from law school means finally stepping into my destined role in the Hawke empire.But before I head home to NOLA to settle into the family's multi-billion-dollar business, I need one night to celebrate.Ideally with the redhead who won't stop eye-f-cking me from across the bar.I never intend it to turn into an entire weekend in bed with her.Yet, somehow, that's exactly where we end up.There are only two rules-no names and no expectations.Easy to agree to at the time.Impossible to abide by once I realize how incredible she is.One night isn't enough.Not even two are.A lifetime won't be.>Night Hawke is the prequel to The Hawke Family Second Generation Series. Grab this steamy story about a two-night stand between a billionaire heir attorney and the mystery woman running from her life who becomes so much more. *Night Hawke starts the second generation of the Hawke Family but it it not necessary to read the first generation*