✍ Scribed by Ellen Mint
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
FROM POPULAR ROMANCE AUTHOR ELLEN MINT
Book two in the Happily Ever Austen series
Love is a lot closer and more complicated than Marty ever dreamed.
Marty Dashwood is a true romantic. Hearts, chocolates, kisses on the handthe whole nine yards. His killjoy brother Eldon doesn't believe in love at first sight, but one day Marty will have the perfect meet-cute, she'll fall helplessly in love with him and they'll live happily ever after.
Brandy's worked with Marty for almost two years. He's the best friend she could ever have hoped for after the accident that took her husband. So she should be happy that Marty finally found what he'd always wanted, right?
So why does it feel like every time she sees Marty with the ‘Social-Media Angel' he rescued from a mugger, a piece breaks off her heart? How can she explain any of this to him before she loses her best friend forever?
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