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New Year's in Napa by Elisabeth Barrett

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New Year's in Napa
Elisabeth Barrett


West Coast Holiday #2
Self Published
October 2014
On Sale: October 7, 2014
Featuring: Amanda Aligheri; Liam Flynn
ISBN: 099109431X
EAN: 2940150575912
Kindle: B00NUFAM50
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Romance Contemporary

Driven by guilt, biotechnology researcher Amanda Aligheri spends every waking moment in her Silicon Valley laboratory. Desperate for a change, she makes a New Year’s resolution: go to Napa, relax, and achieve some balance. The problem? There’s no chance to soul-search while tempting-as-sin winemaker Liam Flynn is around. Mandy and Liam have history together, and one glance at his easy smile reminds her exactly why she fell for him the first time.

A software engineer at heart, Liam Flynn left a lucrative position at a San Francisco tech company in order to help his dad manage their third-generation family winery, and he’s done his best to take the business to the next level. Two years ago, sparks flew between Liam and Mandy, but the moment he mentioned commitment, she turned and fled back to the safety of her lab. When Mandy shows up at his winery, she’s just as beautiful, intelligent, and stubborn as he remembers…but this time Liam isn’t giving up without a fight.

Will one romantic, wintery week in Napa be enough for Liam to convince Mandy he’s the one for her, or when the new year comes will she forget about her resolution and return to Silicon Valley—and her research—without him?

West Coast Holiday

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22 comments posted.

Re: New Year's in Napa

No I don't, but your story sounds great!
(Christine Epp 9:09am November 28, 2014)

I would love to read this book, sounds great!
(
Wilma Frana 11:00am November 28, 2014)

No stories but I love the Napa area
(
Teresa Roberts 2:38pm November 28, 2014)

My husband told me at one point that I was too young for
him. Then he became engaged to a girl born the exact same
day I was! I dated one of his friends for two years, but
eventually things lined up right. We've been married for
33 years now.
(
Terrirri Chlapek 5:09pm November 28, 2014)

No, I do not. This sounds good.
(
Sue Galuska 10:42pm November 28, 2014)

No, I don't have a second chance story but I love to read about them. It's so great when love finally gets together. Will be looking forward to your book.
(
Sharon Extine 11:17pm November 28, 2014)

Yes after a 20 year marriage ended I ended up rekindling with a friend from 25 years ago, looking forward to Christmas together!
(
Darci Paice 1:13am November 29, 2014)

Yes but its a second chance on life,yesterday Thanksgiving
my granddaughters husband was celebrating and he threw a
firework Lit into a tin can it exploded and a piece of the
tin severed the main vein in his leg he died 2 times at the
hospital he has had surgery and doing well today he will be
in hospital a week.
(
Bonnie Gonzales 1:14am November 29, 2014)

No we don't have a story like that among my friends or family. We do have an indecisive uncle. Grandma's uncle (WW1 vintage) usually had multiple girl friends writing to him all his life. As a life-long bachelor it didn't matter to him if they got married or not. We still have a lot of the letters. Grandma's never let us read them yet.
(
Laura Gullickson 1:32am November 29, 2014)

Thanks for sharing!
(
Heather Poindexter 4:55am November 29, 2014)

Darn Good Cowboy Christmas by Carolyn Brown is a good 2nd
chance holiday story!
(
Sharlene Wegner 8:11am November 29, 2014)

I don't have a story, but love to read them! This one looks
great, always wanted to visit Napa :)
(
Cheryl Hastings 8:32am November 29, 2014)

No FIRST chances for me yet, let alone second chances, LOL - but I do love these stories - it proves that hope still prevails!
(
Felicia Ciaudelli 8:01pm November 29, 2014)

I can love every type of love story. Well written with good characters, romance and a happy ending.....any kind of story can be wonderful to read.
(
Lisa Hutson 11:53pm November 29, 2014)

I do not have a second chance story, I wish I did... Your
book sounds wonderful!
(
Alice Elzey 2:23pm November 30, 2014)

No second chances, but not too much of a first chance, either. I'd like to hope that would change, sooner or later, but I'm not holding my breath to see if it will.

Later,

Lynn
(
Lynn Rettig 5:29pm November 30, 2014)

Hope I can have a second chance...
(
Nancy Ludvik 10:24pm November 30, 2014)

sound like a great book to reding, i am ready for a second
chance
(
Ann Unger 2:13pm December 1, 2014)

The first guy that interested me was drafted and killed while in basic training. Three years later I met "the one" on a blind date. He asked me to marry him on the second date and we've been married for 41 years. I found my "happy ever after".
(
Brenda Rumsey 12:32pm December 2, 2014)

I'm not sure if mine is considered a second chance story
or not. About 5 years ago, I got a facebook message from
a guy I went to school with. Turns out all those years
ago in high school, he had a crush on me so bad that he
couldn't even speak. He used to open doors for me and I
thought it was wierd he didn't speak but I said thank you
every time. Five years later, we are still together. He
is the most awesome guy I've ever known.
(
Val Pearson 12:54pm December 2, 2014)

I don't have a second chance romance but I did get engaged on a dark
starry Christmas Eve night on a bluff above the Pacific Ocean in Northern
California! It was very special
(
Alix Poulter 2:19pm December 3, 2014)

no second chance romance for me or anyone I know. Books make the second time around so much better than real life!
(
Joanne Schultz 4:52pm December 3, 2014)

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