Suncatchers and Sherbet

Nicki Greenwood

Jul 2021 · The Wild Rose Press Inc

About this ebook

Free-spirited Gemma Stone likes a risk. She bought her house on a whim and built a stained glass business from scratch. But loving again after last year's romantic nosedive? That might be one risk too many. Lee Thatcher used to take chances until a motorcycle accident convinced him to play it safe. His perfect life is all wrapped up...except for the girl he had to let go. He can't stop thinking about Gemma even though his family business needs him to stay on solid ground. When Lee uncovers details about Gemma's new client, his gut warns him the guy is bad news. The man is charming his way into Gemma's life, and it looks like her finances are next. After the way Lee and Gemma broke up, he's sure she'll never believe him. To bring her the proof, he'll need to take the biggest risk of all: his heart.

Ratings and reviews

Suncatchers and sherbert is a beautifully written and good-humored romance story. The love affair has its ups and downs (mostly downs in more than half of the story) but it´s necessary to give the right background and reality status to what happens in the plot in the meantime. It´s entertaining, well written, and a good take-out time from the real world. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

About the author

Nicki Greenwood graduated SUNY Morrisville with a degree in Natural Resources, which of course has nothing to do with writing novels. She has also worked in a bakery, an insurance agency, a flower shop, and a doctor's office, which have nothing to do with writing, either. She DID spend an awesome two years as an assistant editor for a publisher, and now does freelance editing on the side. Nicki still holds down a day job, which manages to get her out of the house once in a while. She's been writing since 2010 and loving it.Nicki lives in upstate New York with her husband, son, and assorted pets. If you can't find her at her computer, you can always try the local Renaissance Faire.