The Benevolence Series 3 Book Set By Lucy Score Finally Mine, Pretend You're Mine, Protecting What's Mine

Bring home The Benevolence Series 3 Books Collection Set by Lucy Score — a heartwarming boxed set for fans of small-town romance, second chances, and irresistible heroes. Perfect for parents reading aloud, book club picks, teachers building a classroom library, or anyone who loves cozy, emotionally rich love stories. This paperback collection offers three full-length novels that blend humor, heat, and heartfelt healing in a single, satisfying gift set. Titles in this Set: Pretend You're Mine; Finally Mine; Protecting Whats Mine Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9780678462416 Each novel stands alone while sharing a comforting small-town setting and compassionate, flawed protagonists who learn to trust and love again. Lucy Scores approachable storytelling and knack for emotional detail make these books great for readers who want uplifting romance with believable character growth. Whats inside the collection Pretend You're Mine Luke Garrison is a hometown hero and National Guard member gearing up for deployment. Craving solitude and routine, Luke never expects to be distracted — until Harper arrives. Wildly beautiful and refreshingly bold, Harper becomes Lukes perfect decoy: a fake girlfriend to keep his family off his back before he ships out. Expect slow-burn chemistry, family dynamics, and a tender exploration of duty vs. desire. Finally Mine Gloria has survived a decade in a toxic relationship and is finally reclaiming herself with makeovers, margaritas, and the patient care of family. Just when she vows to avoid romance, Aldo Moretta — a larger-than-life hometown hero — appears. Hes charming, attentive, and headed away for six months, forcing both of them to confront what they truly want. This story celebrates resilience, self-discovery, and the courage to choose happiness. Protecting Whats Mine Fire Chief Lincoln Reed is all bravado and tattoos until flight trauma surgeon Mackenzie O'Neil crosses into his life at an accident scene — and refus