Lost and Found: A Clean Small Town, Later in Life, Romance: McKenna Family Romance
À propos de cet e-book
Love knows no boundaries...
In the years after Cari McKenna lost her husband, she threw her energy into raising her family and starting a thriving coffee shop. Now, her grown children have moved out and her daughters are pushing her to brave the perils of internet dating.
Even Cari is forced to admit that her life might be a little too placid. Until, that is, a tree falls across her roof...
Ray Davis always stops by What's Perkin' for his morning muffin, but the handsome master carpenter is starting to wonder if he'll ever find the chance to persuade Cari to see him as more than merely a neighbor.
Consulting with Cari about rebuilding her damaged house gives Ray an excuse to spend more time with her, but she still only seems interested in him as a buddy.
Then Ray's past suddenly comes looking for him, and he realizes that his dreams-or even his life-could be lost.
Lost and Foundis the second novel in the McKenna Family Romance Series, although each book can be read as standalone. A clean romantic, later in life, story with a guaranteed happily ever after. Happy reading!
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À propos de l'auteur
Award-winning author Lucinda Race is a lifelong fan of romantic fiction. As a young girl, she spent hours reading romance novels and getting lost in the hope they represent. While her friends dreamed of becoming doctors and engineers, her dreams were to become a writer--a romance novelist.
As life twisted and turned, she found herself writing nonfiction but longed to turn to her true passion. After developing the storyline for The Loudon Series, it was time to start living her dream. Her fingers practically fly over computer keys as she weaves stories about strong women and the men who love them.
Lucinda lives with her husband and their two little dogs, a miniature long hair dachshund and a shitzu mix rescue, in the rolling hills of western Massachusetts. When she's not at her day job, she's immersed in her fictional worlds. And if she's not writing romance novels, she's reading everything she can get her hands on. It's too bad her husband doesn't cook, but a very good thing he loves takeout.
