Ergebnis für "And Then There's Me Part One" in Zeitgenössische Liebesromane

Devney Maxwell has been my best friend since we were six years old, but she has no idea I’m in love with her. Even when I’m on the road playing professional baseball, she’s my home—the only one I’ve ever known. But when I return to Sugarloaf to care for the family farm, I discover she’s trying to talk herself into a life with the wrong man … and I become desperate.

It’s the classic story—girl returns to her hometown only to end up moving in with her high school crush, who she hates. Returning to Willowbrook was my only option after Chicago chewed me up and spit me out. Technically, it wasn’t Chicago’s fault. It was his fault—the man I thought I knew who turned out to be a liar. My older sister, always the one to swoop in and fix things, secured me a job as a yoga instructor on her fiancé’s family ranch. As my self-assigned protector, she’s keeping one eye on me and one eye on Emmett Noughton, her fiancé’s brother.

Thora and Santi have met before. Under the clocktower in Central Cologne, with nothing but the stars above and their futures ahead. They don’t know it yet, but they’ll meet again: in numerous lives they will become friends, colleagues, lovers, enemies - meeting over and over for the first time, every time; each coming to know every version of the other. Only they can make sure it’s not for the last time. But as they’re endlessly drawn together and the lines between their different lives begin to blur, they are faced with one question: why? 

Die neue spicy Ranch-Romance von Bestsellerautorin Piper Rayne Briar Adams' Herz ist gebrochen. Der Mann, den sie liebte und glaubte zu kennen, hat sie hintergangen und ihr bleibt nur eine Option: die Rückkehr in ihre Heimatstadt Willowbrook. Dort verschafft ihr ihre ältere Schwester einen Job als Yogalehrerin auf der Familienranch ihres Verlobten – dessen Bruder ausgerechnet Emmett Noughton ist. Und zwar der Emmett, dessen Namen Briar in ihrer Highschoolzeit in ihre Notizbücher gekritzelt hat, während sie für ihn scheinbar unsichtbar war.