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What do you get when you add 1 uptight interior designer, 1 smirky general contractor, and 1 sneaky abuela?
My life.
When I rush to Abuelita’s bedside, scared we’re going to lose her, I realize I’ve been tricked. Tricked into moving back to the quirky town where my heart got broken. And then tricked into working with the man who broke it.
But I’m fine. Of course I’m fine. I have rules to keep things neat and tidy:
No bringing up the past. It’s over and done.
No unnecessary touching. (This shouldn’t even need to be said, but just in case . . .)
No working alone together unless we absolutely have to. And we shouldn’t have to.
And I don’t care that my best friends remind me that my rules in highschool may have worked backwards.
SEE RULE #1!
It won’t even matter that we’re working for his mother who (still) hates me. We’ll get the cabins renovated, stay on budget, on time, and earn the bonus without giving him a second chance.
Even if that does disappoint Abuelita. She’ll just have to understand, and stop meddling.
The Design and Destiny of Love is the first book in the Love and Laughter series. Each book can be read as a standalone and has sizzling chemistry, but no spice, and of course its own happily-ever-after.
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What do you get when you add 1 uptight interior designer, 1 smirky general contractor, and 1 sneaky abuela?
My life.
When I rush to Abuelita’s bedside, scared we’re going to lose her, I realize I’ve been tricked. Tricked into moving back to the quirky town where my heart got broken. And then tricked into working with the man who broke it.
But I’m fine. Of course I’m fine. I have rules to keep things neat and tidy:
No bringing up the past. It’s over and done.
No unnecessary touching. (This shouldn’t even need to be said, but just in case . . .)
No working alone together unless we absolutely have to. And we shouldn’t have to.
And I don’t care that my best friends remind me that my rules in highschool may have worked backwards.
SEE RULE #1!
It won’t even matter that we’re working for his mother who (still) hates me. We’ll get the cabins renovated, stay on budget, on time, and earn the bonus without giving him a second chance.
Even if that does disappoint Abuelita. She’ll just have to understand, and stop meddling.
The Design and Destiny of Love is the first book in the Love and Laughter series. Each book can be read as a standalone and has sizzling chemistry, but no spice, and of course its own happily-ever-after.
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