β Scribed by Mina Cole
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Heβs the one man she canβt have.
Sheβs the one woman he canβt stay away from.
Manipulated by her controlling ex into one last family gathering, Kate Millerβs bad luck is just beginning. As if crashing her car and ending up in the arms of her exβs estranged and extremely sexy, younger brother wasnβt bad enough, her boss has given her an ultimatumβpush through a development deal with a stubborn small-town mayor or lose her job.
Searching for a place to call home away from his status-loving family, Mayor Peter Bradbury found it in the small town he's come to love. A weekend spent with his family only makes him more grateful than ever for the escape he's found, no matter how distracting his brother's ex, Kate, might be. When she shows up representing the developer trying to change his beloved town, Peter is prepared to bury his growing feelings for her in order to save his town.
Kate is certain she can convince Peter to see her companyβs vision for the town, while Peter is determined to prove to her that Oak Springs is perfect the way it is. But somewhere along the way, the line between business and pleasure blurs.
Will they continue to deny their feelings for one another, or give in and close the deal on love?
Closing on Love is the first book in Mina Coleβs Oak Springs series. This small town, heart-felt, steamy contemporary romance will have you falling in love with the town and its residents.
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<p><b>"Full of feelings of passion and emotion, Losing Love may teach us to understand the importance of both love and loyalty and the difference between them. A beautifully written story ... will have readers cheering until the end." --<em>Kristi Elizabeth, Seattle Book Review</em><br></b></p> <p>
**The Camos and Cupcakes World is getting another amazing series!** I'm not the kind of girl who expects happily ever after. In fact, I prefer my partners don't get too clingy. Don't get me wrong. I like a good night of loving, but beyond that, Iβm happy to see them leave in the morning, without my