Falling For Her Biggest Headache - Tami Franklin - Livros -  - 9781077296237 - 6 de março de 2019
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Falling For Her Biggest Headache


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He goes by the book.
She bends the rules.
They might be perfect for each other...if they can stop fighting long enough to find out.

Lena McKenna has never been lucky in love. After a string of bad relationships, she's sworn off men, unwilling to give up the control over her life that she fought so hard to regain. When the new Chief of Police blows into town, his teasing smile and easy charm may work on everyone else, but Lena's not interested.

Especially not when a string of parking tickets appear on her car.

Gage Turner left the pressures of being a big city cop behind, in search of peace and quiet in Holiday Junction. But Lena challenges him at every turn, flaunting the rules and generally driving him crazy. She's exactly what he doesn't need . . . so why can't he stop thinking about her?

Teamed up for the town scavenger hunt, Gage and Lena must put their differences aside to have any hope of winning. But an even bigger prize is waiting, if they're both willing to take a chance and grab it.

FALLING FOR HER BIGGEST HEADACHE is the second book in the LOVE IN HOLIDAY JUNCTION series of standalone romances. Each fun and flirty story is set in the small town of Holiday Junction, WA and can be read on its own, but you'll probably enjoy reading them in order more. If you love small town romance with strong heroines, swoony heroes, and a quirky cast of characters, get it today!

Mídia Livros     Paperback Book   (Livro de capa flexível e brochura)
Lançado 6 de março de 2019
ISBN13 9781077296237
Páginas 276
Dimensões 127 × 203 × 15 mm   ·   276 g
Idioma Inglês