Two to Tango
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- $11.99
Publisher Description
When career-driven Olivia Farnsworth and Kingston Bedford refuse to act on their obvious chemistry, the town of Maple Falls schemes to pair the two up—and dance their way to another happy ending.
Olivia Farnsworth always has a plan and knows just what she likes. She likes her job as head librarian. She likes spending time with her aunt Bea and with her close-knit group of friends. She likes attending the cinema’s monthly Vintage Movie Night. What she does not like is stepping outside her comfort zone. But when Kingston Bedford, her best friend’s older brother, runs into her at the movies, that’s exactly what she does. She takes a chance on the gorgeous pediatrician she’s known her whole life—only to crash land her way into heartache. Twice. One year later, she’s determined to avoid him forever. Aunt Bea and her Bosom Buddies, however, have other ideas. Plans that begin with ballroom dancing lessons . . . and end with one of the Bosom Buddies getting a taste of her own matchmaking medicine.
Kingston never thought he’d be utterly alone—as his mother puts it—in his thirties. But somehow, he’s let his life spiral out of control. His career has taken over, leaving no time for romance. That is, until his clinic forces him to take a two-month sabbatical. But is it too late to start over with the girl he can’t get off his mind?
Luckily, the scheming town of Maple Falls is once again ready to help make sparks fly.
Delightful small-town contemporary romancePerfect for fans of Debbie Macomber and Jan Karon, as well as Hallmark movie fansFourth book in the Maple Falls contemporary romance seriesBook One: Hooked on YouBook Two: Much Ado About a LatteBook Three: Sold on LoveBook length: approximately 85,000 wordsIncludes discussion questions for book clubs
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
A librarian and doctor navigate their feelings amid friends' bumbling matchmaking attempts in the sweet and spirited final installment of Fuller's Maple Falls Romance series (after Sold on Love). Olivia Farnsworth is content with a predictable life spent working at the local library and going to church and vintage movie screenings. Then, after her well-meaning aunt Bea points out she's in a rut, Olivia sets out to shake things up. She sees her chance when she runs into her best friend's brother, handsome pediatrician Kingston Bedford, at the movies. The night ends with a kiss that sends sparks flying. But plans for a date get scrambled by Kingston's packed schedule, and he feels so guilty for failing to follow through that he ignores her until they see one another eight months later at his sister's wedding. Kingston apologizes, and it seems a second chance is in the cards, but work distracts him again. A year later, both remain adrift, and Aunt Bea enlists Olivia's high school friends to set her up with Kingston. The two catch wind of the plot, leading to a tangle of hijinks and misdirections as they fake a relationship to ward off attention, all the while fighting their true feelings. The quirky cast and healthy dose of humor will draw readers in, but it's the slow-burning romance that will keep them hooked. This is just the heartwarming conclusion series fans would want.
