I Do with You
Maple Creek
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I Do with You
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Lu par :
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Stella Hunter
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Ryan West
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Lauren Landish
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A runaway bride rushes headlong into true love in a funny, flirty, and empowering romance by Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author Lauren Landish.
Hope Barlowe is a vow away from a lakeside wedding to her high school sweetheart. Next, check off her follow-up dreams: two kids, a dog, a home, and a happy ever after. But suddenly, ever after seems like a very long time. Instead of saying I do, Hope thinks I can’t and bolts for the woods—right into the unpredictable life of a handsome tattooed hiker.
Days into a three-week getaway, struggling musician Ben Taylor is in search of inspiration. He never thought he’d find a bride stumbling through the bramble. Right away her sweet baby blues, confounding dilemma, and spirited independence strike a chord. Ben has found his muse, and he’s falling fast. Hope is finding something just as important—herself.
Soon enough Hope and Ben have all of Maple Creek talking—and divided. Where do they go from here? If Hope has learned anything, it’s that happiness is more than a checklist, and dreams can change in a heartbeat.
©2024 by Lauren Landish. (P)2024 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.Poursuivre la série
Commentaires
“[A] playful small-town romance and series opener…Readers will be eager to return to Maple Creek.”—Publishers Weekly
“This small town, good girl falls for the bad boy romance was cute, sweet and a bit spicy. A total must read…”—Harlequin Junkie
“Some authors just seem to have a natural knack for penning original stories of romance with all the highs and lows and ultimately happy endings that make the genre so popular. With the publication of I Do With You, author Lauren Landish demonstrates herself to be just such a novelist.”—Midwest Book Review
