Nearest Thing to Heaven

Lynnette Austin

Oct 2013 · Sold by Forever Yours

About this ebook

The Cowboy and the City Girl
Sophie London hates Texas. The longhorns freak her out and the wide-open spaces are more unnerving than a Chicago alleyway at night. But Sophie wouldn't miss her cousin's wedding for the world-even if it means returning to Maverick Junction . . . and to the dangerously irresistible Ty Rawlins.
A single father of rambunctious triplet boys, Ty knows trouble when he sees it-and Sophie's got it written all over her. Yet he's never been able to stop thinking about her, even after their one brief meeting. Maybe fate is giving him a second chance. But if Ty wants Sophie to swap her stilettos for cowgirl boots, they'll each have to face the past-together.

Ratings and reviews

Parenting changes everything. The hardest job in the world is looking after the most vulnerable, frustrating and beautiful gift bestowed, a child. There is no handbook, only a overpowering connection that borders on fear and awe. Raising a child together is tough, but when tackling it solo it gets harder. So Ty had his hands full raising three mischievous boys on his own. Nearest Thing to Heaven is driven by emotion and that is it's largest appeal. Ms. Austin had me hook, line and sinker. A bruised heart, a gorgeous guy, adorable boys and undeniable attraction, all add up to pure gold.

I love the book, but didn't like the ending.

I loved it!!! Would have loved it even more if it were a little longer towards the end

About the author

Lynnette Austin loves Starbucks, peppermint patties, and long rides with the top down and the music cranked up! One of the great things about writing is that daydreaming is not only permissible but encouraged.

Lynnette grew up in Pennsylvania, moved to New York, then to Wyoming, and presently divides her time between Florida's beaches and Georgia's mountains. She's been a finalist in RWA's Golden Heart Contest, PASIC's Book of Your Heart Contest, and Georgia Romance Writers' Maggie Contest. Having grown up in a small town, that's where her heart takes her-to those quirky small towns where everybody knows everybody . . . and all their business, for better or worse.