Contracted To Mr. Collins 2: Decisions
About this ebook
After a run-in with Rebecca’s ex, Alex, the brothers decide to take her up island to meet their grandparents. Excitement is running high until the following morning when they’re set to leave. Max has a sudden awakening that causes friction between him and his brother. Still, with tension high, the planned trip moves forward, and both brothers do their best not to raise alarms, but Nan is no fool.
Nan and Pop take an instant shine to Rebecca and never having grandparents of her own, she’s just as taken by them. Not to mention the tiny village of Gold River they live in.
With the help of Nan and Pop, the brothers finally mend their relationship, and Aiden suggests relocating. It will rid them of Rebecca’s ex, hopefully for good this time and allow them the leisurely lifestyle she’s always dreamed of. Especially now that there is a baby coming.
The decision is made, and the land next to Nan and Pop is purchased. All Aiden has to do now is go back to Victoria for a few weeks to settle Natasha into his position. Rebecca will be okay alone with Max till he gets back, right?
Unfortunately, Aiden misjudged Max, and now he’s not even sure if it’s worth returning.
About the author
At an early age, SJ. Turner used to steal her mother’s romance novels and tuck them under her pillow to read late at night. One could say her love for a good romance started early. However, the first novel that truly left an impact was To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. It’s a story that has managed to stick with her throughout the years.
As a teen, poetry became a useful source of expressing those deep emotions some teens find challenging to release. And after several years she finally submitted a few poems to a poetry contest. Today, two of those poems are published in a 2002 collection.
In 2018 a family member had suggested writing a book and within a few months, Contracted to Mr. Collins was born. Though it was written mainly to amuse family and friends, the unedited version was uploaded to a self-publishing site. Yes, unedited and open to the public.
To her surprise, it was not only selling but there were requests for a follow-up book. That could only mean one thing, there’d have to be a book 2.
