Always a Friend: A Sweet Small Town Friends To Lovers Romance
About this audiobook
From bestselling author Michelle MacQueen comes a new sweet small town friends to lovers romance audiobook perfect for fans of Elana Johnson, Rachel Hanna, and Anne Marie Meyer.
Sheâs a single mom trying to do right by her sonâŠ
âŠheâs a surfer who doesnât take anything seriously.
How did they become friends? Mariana Morgan has only had two goals in life. Raise her son the best she can and turn her bakery into a success. She never factored in a family who has become like hers or him. Tanner Kelly.
She isnât sure how it happened, but somehow heâs become her person, her best friend. And she needs a favor. An old classmate is getting married, bringing everyone she once knew back to town, including the man who left her alone with a baby all those years ago.
Showing up without a date isnât an option, facing her ex alone canât happen.
So, she turns to a friend. The one who kisses her like sheâs the only woman in the world, the one who makes her believe for just one moment this could be real.
But it isnât. Mariana and Tanner live in different worlds.
Determined to do whatâs right by her son, she tries to put it behind her, to make amends with her ex.
But what if people canât change? What if the man her son needs in his life isnât his unrepentant father? What if itâs the same man she needs in hers?
Escape into this sweet romance that will give you all the feels. Always a Friend is the third book in the Always in Love series. Enjoy small town beach life with sweet and swoony men, strong-willed women, and family ties that canât be broken.
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About the author
Michelle is just a golden retriever mom living on a family compound in rural Ohio. A simple, sweet life filled with writing days, her pup, and plenty of iced chai tea lattes.
She writes a variety of things including fantasy romance, sweet contemporary romance, spicy romance, and has even dabbled in dystopian. She believes changing things up and taking risks stretches her writing muscles and makes her a better author.
But more than that, writing about various human experiences helps her be a better daughter, a better aunt, a better sister, and a better friend.
