โ Scribed by L.P. Dover
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Sometimes all you need is a second chance. . . .
"L. P. Dover knows how to create the men who make us swoon, the book boyfriends we all want."โNew York Times bestselling author Heidi McLaughlin
Aubrey Reynolds is a small-town girl who's made it big.
A successful Hollywood director, Aubrey doesn't have time to linger on what could have been.
But when a routine blood test comes back with a false positive, she decides to take some time off to do the things she's always wanted to do: taste the famous chocolate chip cookies at the Minnesota State Fair, hike the Grand Teton National Park, scuba dive in the Caribbean.
But after Aubrey admits to herself what she's really missing, she heads back home to Dusty Valley, Oklahoma . . . and the man she left behind.
Cole Haywood is a small-town fireman and that's just fine with him.
Sure, when the love of his life left their hometown to chase her dreams he was...
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