Four-year-old Ginny is determined to find happiness for her
dad in this light and frothy Harlequin Special Edition.
When the bottom fell out of the aeronautics and space
industry, Stone Scarborough did what he did best, rolled
with the new circumstances and dusted off his construction
skills to start a business in home remodeling. It wasn't
nearly as easy to overcome the death of his wife Eva. Almost
two years later his world revolves around his daughter and
his work, until he meets a woman who can fill part of the
hole left by his loss.
After a long, hard slog Danni Everett is finally ready to
breathe deep and perhaps believe in a bit of luck coming her
way. Her cable cooking series has been signed for another
season, the debts from her father's final illness have been
paid off and it's time to put money into the fixer-upper
house she bought when she moved to California from Georgia.
When she meets the taciturn Stone, she fears he'll never be
someone she is comfortable with but her optimistic nature
has her keep on trying to break through his wall of
monosyllabic answers.
Maizie Sommers and her matchmaking pals are back in this
fifth book in the Matchmaking Mamas series. Marie
Ferrarella brings her romantic touch to this tale of hearts
healed from grief, enlivened with the precocious personality
of a four-year-old who just wants her father to smile again.
Ferrarella is one of the most prolific authors out there,
with almost 250 books (so far) spanning more than two
decades.
She has the lovely skill of making her characters people her
readers can relate to, set in stories that always leave us
feeling better for having read them.
Ginny Scarborough has
picked out her new mommy— Danni Everett, the local celebrity
chef who hired Ginny's widowed father, Stone, to renovate
her house. And Danni couldn't deny the immediate
zing she felt for the handsome, green-eyed
contractor…even if they were brought together by a
precocious four-year-old. So why was Stone holding back when
everything between them felt so right?
Stone's heart
had been, well, stone-cold for far too long…that is, until
he met the beautiful and bubbly chef. Still, Danni was part
of a world where Stone and his little girl didn't
belong—better to move on than risk the pain of losing love
again.
With two stubborn adults to contend with,
could little Cupid still make her dreams of a family come
true?