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Summary: Wrapped In Lace

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Wrapped In Lace was beautiful, sexy and gratifying. Drew and Piper was smoking hot together. Their love for each other was purely sweet and satisfying. I love love this book so much. This is by far Author Prescott Lane’s best work yet. Drew and Piper were the best of friends when they were little. They have been there for each other since they were just kids. When they were six Piper wanted to be part of the boys so much, she went camping with them knowing she was afraid of the dark. She never made a peep no matter how scared she was, but she didn’t have to say anything Drew knew she was afraid. So he made her light, by bringing two jars of fireflies to keep her from being afraid and stayed outside her tenth and held her hand all night.

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