Dilemma at Bayberry Cove
Oct 2012 · Hometown U.S.A Book 9 · Harlequin
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Can a lawyer be too intimidating? Louise Duncan says no. Her boss, though...he suggests she take some time off to work on her “people skills.” Never one to sit idle, Louise heads to Bayberry Cove to visit her best friend.
And to her surprise, she finds herself relaxing in the small seaside town—thanks in part to Wes Fletcher, the intriguing navy commander who's living in the cottage she wants to rent. But then she meets a group of women who need her legal expertise and her take-no-prisoners attitude. Louise gears up for a fight, relishing the upcoming battle.
Until she meets opposing council: Commander Wesley Fletcher.
And to her surprise, she finds herself relaxing in the small seaside town—thanks in part to Wes Fletcher, the intriguing navy commander who's living in the cottage she wants to rent. But then she meets a group of women who need her legal expertise and her take-no-prisoners attitude. Louise gears up for a fight, relishing the upcoming battle.
Until she meets opposing council: Commander Wesley Fletcher.
About the author
Cynthia Thomason writes about small towns, big hearts and happy endings that are not taken for granted. A multi-award winning author, she began her publishing career in 1998 and has since published more than thirty novels. Her favorite locales are the North Carolina mountains and the Heartland where she was born and raised. Cynthia lives in Florida where she hopes to share her home soon with another rescue dog. She likes to travel and be with family. Her son, John, is also a writer.
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