Following His Heart
Ocean City Boardwalk Series, Book 1
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- ¥200
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- ¥200
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***USA Today Bestselling Author***
Sara Carson is a 30-something widow with a busy life. Two fun-loving best friends, a caring mom who needs her, and a thriving sweet shop. What more could a woman want? But when the ancient plumbing in her shop springs a leak and a gorgeous, dark-eyed stranger rushes to her rescue, hilarity unfolds—and Sara quickly sees exactly what she’s been missing.
Something most peculiar draws Landon Richards to Ocean City, Maryland—and to the lovely Sara. This woman touches his heart like no other, and the two of them explore the heady attraction that pulses between them. But haunting dreams have a way of encroaching on reality, and the strange phenomenon that brings these two together will also threaten to tear them apart.
This is the first book in the Ocean City Boardwalk Series, where life for three enterprising women, Sara, Heather, and Cathy, isn’t just fun in the sun—love is waiting on those sandy shores!
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Fasano (Find My Way Home) delivers tender honesty and sweet sexiness in this beach read set in Ocean City, N.J. The tourist season is winding down as Sara Carson, proprietor of a boardwalk bakery, finds herself in a plumbing crisis. She's rescued by Landon Richards, a calm, brown-eyed Kansas farmer who happens to be passing through. He's willing to work for room and board, which Sara and her friends are only too glad to offer, plagued as they are by building-maintenance woes. Sara is a young widow whose heart is just beginning to come out of the deep freeze, while Landon, confused and lonely after life-altering surgery and a family spat, is looking for resolution and peace. The light veneer of a quasi-scientific paranormal phenomenon provides the plot twist that experienced readers will see coming before the book is half over, but no matter. The pleasure of Fasano's style lies in the scrumptious descriptions (even when food isn't involved) and her characters' sincere, mature desire to make things work. (BookLife)
