Colton Harper was a wild teenager. He decided when he was
eighteen, that he wanted nothing more than to leave his
home town.
He leaves with his girlfriend Daisy. Not only
do they both leave town, but they get married. One day
Daisy wakes up and Colton is gone.
Fast forward a few years later, and they meet up again
when
Colton stops at a diner and Daisy is working there. They
have a wild night together and once again Colton
disappears.
Daisy never understood why Colton up and left her both
times. Colton has a deep secret that he doesn't want to
share with Daisy. Several years later, Daisy shows back
up in their home town. To the shock of Colton, he finds
out that they never were divorced.
What a delightful book to sink my teeth into. Shirley
Jump
writes about how life can have it's ups and downs. The two
main characters certainly have had their problems in their
short married life. Shirley Jump shows how no matter what
true love will prevail.
Shirley Jump has a lot of warmth in THE SWEETHEART SECRET.
It shows the
true meaning of how family and friends can help each other
out no matter what the problems are.
Colton Harper, Rescue Bay’s resident physician, gave up
his
wild ways years ago, in exchange for a straight and narrow
life. But then a one-night stand comes back to haunt him
when the intoxicating woman he left behind shows up in
Rescue Bay.
Once upon a time, fiery Daisy Barton was Colt’s wife—and
still is, thanks to a paperwork glitch. Now she’s here in
Rescue Bay, with a once-in-a-lifetime chance at a fresh
start—renovating a crumbling B&B. The catch? The loan she
needs requires her “husband’s” financial backing.
Colt wants to turn Daisy away, but when he sees her coax a
smile from his cantankerous grandfather, Colt realizes
maybe
she can help him, too. It’s the perfect arrangement—until
the sparks start flying. Suddenly Colt realizes he’s still
head over heels in love with Daisy, and that he’ll have to
risk everything…or risk losing her forever.
© 2003-2024 off-the-edge.net
all rights reserved Privacy Policy