Catch a Falling Star
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The last thing Jo Burkhart ever thought she'd do was have a one night stand... But when a little harmless, coffee shop flirting with high-powered Broadway and television director, Benjamin Paul, leads to a steamy proposition, how could a romance novelist like Jo resist? The last thing Ben Paul needed was to fall in love... But when he lands in bed with a down-to-earth, genuine Jo-a woman who doesn't want anything from him but an afternoon of passion-his heart gets carried away. He can't let it end with one night. The last thing either of them needed was for their worlds to collide... But when Ben's career implodes under the weight of salacious rumors, and Jo finds herself on the verge of losing her family's house in Maine, they may be the only people who can save each other from disaster... ...unless being together creates an even bigger disaster for both. PLEASE BE ADVISED: Steam level - VERY hot.
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7 primary books#3 in Second Chances
Second Chances is a 7-book series with 7 released primary works first released in 2010 with contributions by Jennifer L. Allen, Stephanie Rose, and Kaleigh Mills.
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Wonderful book! The story line is pretty easy to follow so it would be a great beach read! I couldn't put it down and the writing is clear and understandable. I read this book as a stand-alone, but the author, Kimberly Krey, has other books that are within the same universe. I would totally recommend this to a friend!
A Not So Peaceful Journey is a story of western travel rich in historical detail paired with characters who jumped right off the page. If you are looking for a book that will sweep you back into the 1880's, look no further. Sandra Merville Hart is a master historian. As I read A Not So Peaceful Journey, I could hardly stop shaking my head at the details Sandra included. This was not a five minute research job.
From tours through various train cars to frantic meals at lunch counters, interspersed with short tempers, arguments, and injured feelings, this was a story that gave a fresh look at western travel. The characters were a lot of fun, and the plot moved quickly even with all the historical details.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading about John and Rennie's journey and I'd recommend it for anyone who loves their novels with an extra dose of history.
