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Romance
Publisher: Books to Go Now
ISBN-10: 150080052X
Pages: 72
ISBN-13: 9781500800529
Read book one in the Love List Series as Tegan, Chloe, Laura and Becca try to find love in a small town.
Tegan Taylor is the owner of the Que Syrah Syrah wine shop in Vine grove, the heart of wine country. After her plan of starting a book club to meet single, local men falls flat, her new found friends come up with The Love List. Each dropped a name of a nice guy their friends may like but just not a guy they'd date. Or think of romantically.
Tegan chooses Richard. After one disastrous meeting with him, Tegan wonders if The Love List isn't a terrible idea.
Richard’s a jerk. But, when handsome Australian cowboy, August, shows up, things may take a turn.
Read book one in the Love List Series as Tegan, Chloe, Laura and Becca try to find love in a small town.
Excerpt
“What time should I pick you up and what’s your address?”
She took a pen out of a pocket at her waist. After searching, she said, “I need some paper to write on.”
August held out his arm. “Here, write it on my wrist, and then I won’t forget it.”
She looked up, and then grinned. After taking the cap off of the pen, Tegan wrote her phone number and address on his wrist. Her gaze traveled up his bare chest. There was something a little dark and heated in her look. He and Tegan had chemistry all right. There was so much chemistry it pulsed like fireworks ready to ignite. He swallowed.
“That’s a very interesting tattoo,” she finally said.
He looked down at his arm and chest. “It’s Aboriginal. The various tribes have lived in isolation for thousands of years. Art takes on a personal and religious meaning. When I did a walk about five years ago, I worked with a tribal elder to sketch this design.”
“What does it mean?”
“Aboriginal art means something different to everyone. I had a dream with a turtle and alligator. The Elder told me, that this vision will bring me closer to nature. I love the earth and I try and work in it every day to give back what it gives me.”
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