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FALLING LIKE A ROCK
By: Bonnie McCune

Sweet clean romance

Prism Book Group
July 2014
On Sale: July 1, 2014
Featuring: Joe Richter-Leon; Elaine Svoboda
267 pages
ISBN: 1500386472
EAN: 9781500386474
Paperback
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Contemporary | Romance

Watch out for a falling rock! A mountain town and its rugged mayor captivate a woman in search of a new life and love. Unloved and unemployed. That’s Elaine Svoboda, after she’s sacked, then flees across country to her boyfriend who drops her flat. Teetering on the abyss of disaster, she calls an old friend who invites her to a tiny mountain town with fresh prospects. There she meets rugged, hunky Joe Richter-Leon, mayor of Falling Rock. Before they can build a new life on the ashes of the old, she must overcome a few obstacles like a broken ankle, an eating disturbance, his stubbornness, her own fears, finally a forest inferno. Funny and frank, poignant and perceptive, when two people are “Falling Like a Rock,” they learn surrender sometimes means victory. Watch out for a falling rock! A mountain town and its rugged mayor captivate a woman in search of a new life and love. Before they can build a new life on the ashes of the old, she must overcome a few obstacles like a broken ankle, an eating disturbance, his stubbornness, her own fears, finally a forest inferno. Funny and frank, poignant and perceptive, when two people are “Falling Like a Rock,” they learn surrender sometimes means victory.