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Maggie and Sam grew up in the same town, knew each other in school, admired each other from afar, but never dated. She was just a little too straight and narrow for this bad boy. Now they’re all grown up and back in their hometown – she to deal with a family crisis, he to prove that he’s changed his ways. Neither can deny their attraction but they’re still at odds. She’s down on family life – can he be the one to convince her to settle down?
“Melanie! Where are you?” Maggie called as she stormed into the kitchen, letting the screen door slam behind her. Even the scent of freshly baked blueberry muffins didn’t soothe her temper.
“I’m here, hang on,” Melanie answered as she came down the stairs. “Where were you? I made breakfast for us.”
“I took the dog to the vet. By the way, did you know that Sam Callahan—Sam Callahan from high school—was the vet?” Maggie demanded.
Melanie didn’t bother to suppress a smile. “I did actually, yes.”
Maggie gaped at her. “Then why didn’t you tell me, for god’s sake? | |  | | Here To Stay
All Julia Sullivan wanted was a fresh start in a new place, but starting over can be a difficult thing to do. In addition to her new house being a shambles, her charming soon-to-be ex-husband Patrick comes to win her back. To complicate matters further, there's just something about her house that everyone seems to have an interest in…
All Julia Sullivan wanted was a fresh start in a new place. But cutting ties with the past and starting over can be a difficult thing to do.
After leaving her husband and quitting her job, Julia was emotionally spent. She needed a quiet place to recharge and to think about what she wanted from life. She thought she had found just that when she inherited her aunt's oceanfront Victorian house in Haven, New Jersey.
It wasn't going to be that simple, however. In addition to her new house being a complete shambles, her charming soon-to-be ex-husband Patrick, whom she discovers sh | |  | | One Crazy Summer
Summer Donahue is a slightly flaky jewelry shop owner. Ben Martin is a conservative accountant who never mixes business with pleasure – until he meets Summer. When Ben discovers that Summer’s business is in trouble, he tosses aside his rules to help Summer save her business. Ben loses more to Summer than his personal credo – he loses his heart as well.
Summer Donahue was not Ben Martin’s type of woman. Ben is
conservative, thoughtful and the model of self-control. Summer is
whimsical, spontaneous, and just a bit flaky. So why, when she breezed
into his office like a tropical storm, was he so instantly and inexplicably
attracted to her?
Summer consulted Ben to have her business’s taxes done but when it
comes to light that Summer’s ex-husband and ex-accountant Malcolm
has embezzled most of her liquid assets and put her on the brink of
bankruptcy, Ben ends up throwing aside all of his iron-clad rules about
| |  | | Separation Anxiety
Sometimes running away is the first step toward finding yourself.
Aurora has spent her entire married life transforming herself from a regular, middle class girl into the perfect society wife. Life seems perfect until she is unceremoniously dumped by her philandering cliche’ of a husband just before Christmas – and their tenth wedding anniversary.
Devastated and unable to face the social ostracism or the holiday parties, Aurora and her best friend Kat plan a trip to Amsterdam for a weekend…then decide to keep going. Aurora attempts to drown her sorrows with wine in Amsterdam and Frankfurt, finds her anger in Athens and Cairo, and reclaims her sexuality in Dubai. By the time she and Kat reach Bangkok at the New Year, Aurora is ready and eager to move on with her life.
Sometimes running away is the first step toward finding yourself.
Aurora has spent her entire married life transforming herself from a regular, middle class girl into the perfect society wife. Life seems perfect until she is unceremoniously dumped by her philandering cliche’ of a husband just before Christmas – and their tenth wedding anniversary.
Devastated and unable to face the social ostracism or the holiday parties, Aurora and her best friend Kat plan a trip to Amsterdam for a weekend…then decide to keep going. Aurora attempts to drown her sorrows with wine in Amsterdam |
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