Merri Maywether

Honey I'm Home (Three Creeks, Montana, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

She lost her boyfriend. She might lose her home. Then she struck a financial gold mine. And that's when things really got interesting.

Sarah never expected her world to fall apart in one day - but it did. Her brother wants to sell their childhood home. Her boyfriend is cheating. And now, the future she worked so hard to build is slipping away.

Then she buys a ticket on a whim... and wins.

With sudden wealth, old wounds, and unexpected attention, Sarah is forced to figure out what -and who-really matters. Especially when Gavin, a charming attorney she sees every day at her job, steps in with a steady presence and a quiet kind of loyalty she's never known.

But just because the money came easily doesn't mean love will. And if Sarah doesn't pay attention, she might lose her shot at something priceless.

Honey, I'm Home is a sweet, small-town romance about starting over, staying grounded, and learning that sometimes the biggest surprises lead to the life you were meant to live.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Merri Maywether
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. März 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386311270
• Artikelnr.: 55926362

Autorenporträt

Twenty years ago, Merri Maywether went on a date with a very sweet man from Montana. Three weeks later they were engaged and they have lived happily ever after. This is Merri taking over the biography section...When I write my romance novels, the characters are the people that I see on a day to day basis. Up here in what I like to call the far, far north, people work hard, live fiercely, and love knowing that they have a community of people behind them. We support each other through the hardships and celebrate the victories. The best part...similar to the characters in my stories, at the end of a long day or a rough week we have stories to share for the years to come.