β Scribed by Rice, Marianne
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Hiding behind her high-end fashion and even higher heels, Grace LeBlanc returns home to Crystal Cove, Maine to escape the scandal she's created in Europe. Her relationship with her sister is rocky at best, and the last thing she wants is for her to learn about the string of stupid mistakesβ-intentional and unintentionalβ-she has floating behind her. It doesn't seem to matter what decision Grace makes, it always end up being the wrong one.
Brady Marshall enjoys his simple life tending to his family's blueberry farm and minding his own business. As the oldest son, it is his duty to keep their farm running after his father's death. Now at thirty-six, he's still living in his childhood bedroom in his mother's house. It never bothered him until the LeBlancs' wild child returns to town.
When his mother falls ill and Grace comes to their aid, Brady begins to see another side of the superficial pinup girl he's never respected or cared for. Somewhere behind her false eyelashes and spiky heels, there's a caring heart. If only he can get her to see her own value and worth.
As they spend more and more time together, something deeper than friendship forms between them.
But when Brady discovers the secrets she's keeping go against everything he values, he has to decide if Grace is worth giving his heart to.
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