Forty Fluffy & Fine - Brazie, Lynn
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Forty, Fluffy, & Fine At forty, Delaney Belle Ryan is trading the familiar shores of Virginia Beach for the promise of Harmony Beach, North Carolina-a coastal town as quirky and soulful as she is. With her four best friends happily married and knee-deep in motherhood, Delaney finds herself single, curvier than she used to be, and ready to rewrite her story. After a failed engagement to a smooth-talking golf pro and the heartbreaking loss of her beloved parents, Delaney's life took an unexpected turn. But so did her career. Her J. Harris Designs line became an overnight sensation, and now she's…mehr

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Forty, Fluffy, & Fine At forty, Delaney Belle Ryan is trading the familiar shores of Virginia Beach for the promise of Harmony Beach, North Carolina-a coastal town as quirky and soulful as she is. With her four best friends happily married and knee-deep in motherhood, Delaney finds herself single, curvier than she used to be, and ready to rewrite her story. After a failed engagement to a smooth-talking golf pro and the heartbreaking loss of her beloved parents, Delaney's life took an unexpected turn. But so did her career. Her J. Harris Designs line became an overnight sensation, and now she's heading south to open her dream boutique: The Fluffy Mermaid-a haven of color, comfort, and coastal flair. Armed with a fresh start, a heart full of hope, and two loyal sidekicks-T Rex, her feisty Chihuahua, and Axel Rose, her soulful pit mix-Delaney is ready to embrace the next chapter. New friendships bloom, and a budding romance with Harmony Beach's handsome new preacher has her feeling blessed beyond measure. But not everything is seashells and sweet tea. Beneath the charm of this seaside town, secrets stir and not everyone welcomes change with open arms. As Delaney navigates small-town politics, personal insecurities, and the occasional doggie drama, she discovers that reinvention isn't about becoming someone new-it's about finally becoming herself.