Marie Johnston

Make Me Whole (Coal Haven, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Liam's a single dad of twins and my best friend, so sleeping with him probably wasn't a good idea. From Marie Johnston comes a small town, single dad, friends to lovers romance. After my husband's funeral, I had a breakdown that lasted for a month...or twelve. But now I'm reemerging, healing, and finding my way. It's time to learn who I am, and whether or not I can fix a leaky sink. By my side the entire time is my husband's best friend. Liam Barron. The single dad knows a thing or two about personal struggles-and how to replace faucets. We were close before, but Liam's become my best friend. With him, I feel alive again. Confident. And unexpectedly-sexy. Except if my parents, my in-laws, and the rest of the town had any say, I'd stay the needy, young widow who can barely get out of bed. Little do they know, when I think about lingering between the sheets, Liam's also on my mind. How do I tell them what's so hard to admit to myself? That like it or not, I'm ready to move on and I want to do it with Liam. But how can I risk my friendship with the most important person in my life just to feel whole again? Make Me Whole is a standalone novel in the Coal Haven series, formerly titled the Oil Barrons series.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Marie Johnston
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Januar 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005799953
• Artikelnr.: 75886873

Autorenporträt

Marie Johnston was born and raised in the upper Midwest. She continues to live there, enduring frigid winters as a trade-off for smaller bugs, with her husband and four kids. She writes in between her part-time work as a med tech and adjunct instructor for the local community college. Marie hopes to bow out of the lab gracefully and dedicate more time to writing in the near future. Until then, she will continue to sneak to the library to write or greet the crack of dawn with her computer, because nothing attracts kids or an old cat like sitting with an open laptop on the couch.