One Frosty Night

Janice Kay Johnson

Sinopsis

Unexpected Christmas plans include a second chance at love in this festive holiday romance from the USA Today–bestselling author of This Good Man. 
 
Olivia Bowen would rather avoid this holiday season. Even her satisfaction at improving the family business doesn’t make up for the loss of her beloved father and the sudden tension with her mother. Olivia questions how much longer she can live in her hometown. And her decision is further complicated by Ben Hovik. 
 
She should keep her distance—he broke her heart years ago. Yet his compassion and their still-sizzling attraction are seductive. Could she be falling for him again? When she spends Christmas with Ben and his teenage son, she wonders if this might be the first of many more . . .  
 
“One Frosty Night is filled with secrets and feelings left unsaid. You will be flipping the pages like crazy and before you know it, you will be done as you won’t be able to stop until you reach the very last page . . . perfect for a cold winter’s night, with you cozy on the couch with a blanket and a cup of coffee. That is how I read it and devoured every single page.” —Fresh Fiction 
 
“Ms. Johnson does a fantastic job of letting her readers into small town life. From the descriptions of the town to all of the characters, both main and secondary, it feels as if you are really there.” —Harlequin Junkie

Disponible desde: 01/11/2014.

Longitud de impresión: 384 páginas.

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