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Second Chance At Romance

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romance
Edition year
2017-01-01
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This fiction collection compiles three standalone second-chance romance novellas, each with a guaranteed happy-ever-after ending. The first novella follows Genevieve Jenkins, who reunites with Brodie Brown, the love she let leave their small hometown of Sweet Pocket ten years prior, when he returns to help save the town's future. The second story centers on Belle Fabrini, who is stranded on the yacht of her high school crush Kabe Hunter after a sudden storm hits during her solo sailing trip through the Whitsunday Islands, forcing the pair to confront their long-held feelings. The third novella focuses on small-town caterer Erin McDonald, whose life is upended when her ex-boyfriend, big-city chef Jesse Hackett, returns to her hometown after years apart, determined to win her back.

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  • Forced Proximity: “Belle Fabrini is sailing through the Whitsunday Islands to see her grandfather, when she's caught in a freakish storm. Luckily, Kabe Hunter finds her and hoists her on board his yacht just before a huge wave threatens to end her life.” source
  • Second Chance Romance: “Brodie Brown is back in town on a mission of mercy, but he's keeping his guard up. He can't let this town – or the girl who broke his heart ten years before – get under his skin.” source
  • Small Town Romance: “Erin McDonald likes her simple life in her small town: no drama, no fuss, no uncertainty...until Jesse Hackett breezes back into town.” source

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