A Memory to Cherish - Kay Correll - Boeken - Zura Lu Publishing LLC - 9781944761257 - 7 oktober 2020
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A Memory to Cherish

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Sometimes just A Memory to Cherish isn't enough...




Beth Cassidy is out to prove something. To the town and herself. When she decides to run for mayor, the one thing she doesn't count on is bad-boy Mac McKenna showing back up in her life.




Mac moved away from Sweet River Falls and has no desire to have anything to do with the town that always considered him an outsider, but he can't fight his growing attraction for the woman trying to overcome her own reputation in town.




The town that seems to be having its fair share of trouble.




And Mac seems to be right there every time something goes wrong. The cops and the town will never believe he's innocent. Even when Beth's best friend, Sophie, believes in Mac, it doesn't totally alleviate the doubts in the back of Beth's mind. Is Mac as innocent as he claims?




Mac vows to wipe the dust of Sweet River Falls from his boots, and leave the town far, far behind. For good this time. He means it.




Mac leaving for good is probably for the best. Beth is sure of it. Pretty sure...




Will Beth and Mac find a way to have more than just A Memory to Cherish?




A Memory to Cherish is book two in the Sweet River series. Annie and Nora, along with Nora's daughter, Beth, and her best friend, Sophie, navigate life in the charming town of Sweet River Falls. Book two is a heartwarming story of redemption and trust.

Media Boeken     Paperback Book   (Boek met zachte kaft en gelijmde rug)
Vrijgegeven 7 oktober 2020
ISBN13 9781944761257
Uitgevers Zura Lu Publishing LLC
Pagina's 254
Afmetingen 127 × 203 × 15 mm   ·   276 g
Taal en grammatica Engels  

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