Saving Wes
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Question: what is Florida native and Christmas card artist, Felicity Perez, supposed to do when her new boss insists on sending her somewhere cold and snowy to inspire new designs? Answer: visit her cousin in some place called Apple Pie Creek, Montana, of course.
Join Wes and Felicity for a love and laughter filled adventure neither of them will ever forget…in this clean and wholesome story of second chances and coming home, can they restore the Cartwright homestead in time to save it from being sold off? Can they convince Wes’s siblings to forgive the past, come back to their small-town roots, and repair their broken family? And can Wes and Felicity find the one true love that has eluded them both?
Cynthia Dees is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over 100 romances. Join her in Apple Pie Creek, Montana where clean and wholesome romance is alive and well. There will be love, laughter, and shenanigans aplenty in this sweet and whimsical series about six single siblings coming back home to save the family ranch, heal old wounds, and just maybe find true love.
"A delightfully light and refreshing read....Ms. Dees never lets me down...What fun. Five stars! Highly recommend..."
Notes et avis
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Cynthia Dees is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over 100 books. She also writes romantic suspense and thrillers under the name Cindy Dees.
Cynthia has written in a variety of genres but found her forever home in clean and wholesome romance. A 2-time RITA winner and five-time RITA finalist from the Romance Writers of America, she is also a Career Lifetime Achievement Award nominee from Romantic Times.
She found her own Prince Charming, a military pilot who reminds her a LOT of Captain America, and followed him around the world, ending up in Texas. They eventually put down roots, started a family, and she started writing. Cynthia has a grown daughter and two very big dogs named Mochi and Waffles who keep the whole household entertained with their silly antics. Cynthia loves cooking, any craft that involves needles or yarn (or both), and can be usually be found in her garden early in the morning before Texas becomes blistering hot.
If you’d like you join Cynthia’s newsletter family to hear more about her quirky adventures, get insider news about her books, and receive freebies, extra content, and sneak peeks, you can sign up at www.cynthiadees.com
