β Scribed by Jane Porter
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
She's swearing off men, but the rules don't apply to him
Charity Wright has a history of picking the wrong guys and has decided to swear off men for the month of December--no dates, no kisses, no holiday romance--a decision made all that much harder when she meets the man that could be her Mr. Right, Marietta native and professional baseball player, Quinn Douglas.
Just out of a long term relationship, Quinn Douglas isn't looking for love at the Little Teton Resort, and he certainly isn't interested in a girl from home, but now that he's met Charity, he can't get her out of his mind. Charity even has him rethinking his career and life on the road. Is Charity the missing piece he's been looking for?
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