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Blush: A Small Town Second Chance Romance

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romance
Edition year
2021-08-18
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Blush is a small-town second chance romance centered on Peyton Brien, a dedicated winery manager and single mother to her energetic seven-year-old son Owen in Crescent Lake. Years prior, Peyton’s first love Jack Price—her best friend’s brother and the winery owner’s son—abruptly left the valley without explanation, breaking her heart. Now that Jack has returned to pursue his passion for tending the winery’s vines, he quickly forms a bond with Owen, and the pair begins to rebuild the trust and love they once shared. As they work to move past the hurt of Jack’s sudden departure, a long-buried secret from Jack’s past threatens to destroy the lasting future they are building. The third standalone entry in the Price Family Romance Series, it offers a guaranteed happily ever after focused on family, redemption, and enduring love.

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  • Brother's Best Friend: “Jack Price—her best friend’s brother and the winery owner’s son.” source
  • Second Chance Romance: “Once upon a time, Peyton thought she’d found forever with Jack Price—her best friend’s brother and the winery owner’s son. But Jack left the valley without a word, shattering her heart. Now, years later, he’s back…” source
  • Small Town Romance: “Peyton Brien has built a good life in the charming wine country town of Crescent Lake.” source

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