| Author: | Linda Barrett | ISBN: | 9781945830181 |
| Publisher: | Linda Barrett Books | Publication: | February 27, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Linda Barrett |
| ISBN: | 9781945830181 |
| Publisher: | Linda Barrett Books |
| Publication: | February 27, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
STARTING OVER…
Brave. Bold. Brainy. One woman reached for the gold, one for the law, one for the university, and one ran as far from home as possible. But often, the best laid plans fall apart, and Starting Over is the only thing to do.
The Inn at Oak Creek is the fourth book in the Starting Over series.
Molly Porter’s personal and professional dreams are over after a horrific skiing accident during a practice run with the U.S. Olympic team. Ten years later, she is developing a second career as hotel manager of the Bluebonnet Inn in Texas, far away from her New England roots. Life is as good as it can be despite her scars, some visible and some not. Molly can no longer have children.
Sam Kincaid has lost three dotcom companies as well as his girlfriend, and is left with nothing except his car--and the historic hotel Molly manages. Their opinions of each other are downright low, but facing common goals brings them closer. Until Molly recognizes how much Sam wants a family of his own. She must reveal the truth, but if she does, will she be headed for another crash?
STARTING OVER…
Brave. Bold. Brainy. One woman reached for the gold, one for the law, one for the university, and one ran as far from home as possible. But often, the best laid plans fall apart, and Starting Over is the only thing to do.
The Inn at Oak Creek is the fourth book in the Starting Over series.
Molly Porter’s personal and professional dreams are over after a horrific skiing accident during a practice run with the U.S. Olympic team. Ten years later, she is developing a second career as hotel manager of the Bluebonnet Inn in Texas, far away from her New England roots. Life is as good as it can be despite her scars, some visible and some not. Molly can no longer have children.
Sam Kincaid has lost three dotcom companies as well as his girlfriend, and is left with nothing except his car--and the historic hotel Molly manages. Their opinions of each other are downright low, but facing common goals brings them closer. Until Molly recognizes how much Sam wants a family of his own. She must reveal the truth, but if she does, will she be headed for another crash?
