Release Date: January 23
Billy Harrington
A young girl walks into a bar…
I’d like to say this is the start of a bad joke, but it isn’t really.
It's my life.
Can you be called a baby-daddy if the secret baby shows up as a teenager?
I don’t know anything about raising a teen.
And the one person who could help me the most is my nemesis.
Roxanne McAllister
I should hate him for being her father.
Only I don’t fault him for sleeping with my sister.
This is the story of my life.
I’ve always been runner-up to my older sibling.
Then tragedy strikes—again—and I’m left with a dilemma.
Can I count on the person I despise the most in Blue Ridge?
Find out when a Harrington strikes again.
This sexy silver fox is the biggest player, but he’s about to been dealt a hand he never expected—a much needed ally in his feisty vixen enemy.
A young girl walks into a bar…
I’d like to say this is the start of a bad joke, but it isn’t really.
It's my life.
Can you be called a baby-daddy if the secret baby shows up as a teenager?
I don’t know anything about raising a teen.
And the one person who could help me the most is my nemesis.
Roxanne McAllister
I should hate him for being her father.
Only I don’t fault him for sleeping with my sister.
This is the story of my life.
I’ve always been runner-up to my older sibling.
Then tragedy strikes—again—and I’m left with a dilemma.
Can I count on the person I despise the most in Blue Ridge?
Find out when a Harrington strikes again.
This sexy silver fox is the biggest player, but he’s about to been dealt a hand he never expected—a much needed ally in his feisty vixen enemy.
4 Stars
Billy has worked hard to make his pub what it is today. Always feeling like he had to work extra hard to get his fathers approval since returning to Blue Ridge divorced. The hurts that came with his divorce had caused him to keep people at a distance, but he still had the want for a woman, so he was quickly deemed a player. When he is surprised by the news of his teenage daughter, he had no idea about, he wasn't sure that he would be a good father. But very quickly stepped in to do what needed to be done. But dealing with Roxanne McAlister, might be the hardest part of the equation.
Roxanne is happy running her bookstore in this little town she used to call home many years ago. Sad with the loss of her sister but excited for the time with her niece Sadie. Concerned for the poor girl trying to understand and deal with all the changes in her life. Shocked when Sadie reveals that she knows the name of her father and seeks him out. She has not seen eye to eye with Billy Harrington since her return, and is a little worried about having to deal with him. Worried that he will take Sadie away from her and she is all the family she has left.
Billy and Roxanne have had an explosive connection since her return back to Blue Ridge. Forced to spending time together for Sadie as she gets to know Billy. No one would have ever guessed that they could work together.
Is it possible for them to leave the hurts of the past behind them? Could that explosive behaviour actually be chemistry and attraction? Is it possible they are what each other has needed all along?
I am loving the series and the Harrington family. Looking forward to more.
***Advanced copy provided in exchange for an honest review.***
I’ve been accused of having an over-active imagination. To my benefit, this imagination has created over twenty novels, including the creation of a small-town world (Sensations Collection), rock star mayhem (Legendary Rock Star series), MMA chaos (Paradise Stories), rom-com for the over forty (The Sex Education of M.E.), and a suspenseful island for redemption (The Island Duet). My alter ego, elda lore, creates magical romance through mythological retellings (Modern Descendants). My life revolves around a deep love of reading about fairy tales, medieval knights, regency debauchery, and strong alpha males. I love a deep belly laugh, a strong hug, and an occasional margarita. My other loves include being mother to four grown children and wife to the one and only.
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