MJ Fredrick knows about chasing dreams. Twelve years after she completed her first novel, she signed her first publishing contract. Now she divides her days between teaching 4th grade students how to write and diving into her own writing, traveling everywhere in her mind, from Belize to Honduras to Africa to the past.
Bluestone Song. Welcome to Bluestone, #2
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- ISBN978-1-4660-0722-2
- EAN9781466007222
- Date de parution18/02/2012
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurWild Bohr Press
Résumé
Beth Lapointe has her hands full--her teenaged sister is struggling with new motherhood, her job as a waitress is becoming more strenuous as her boss is pulled in different directions, and her alcoholic father is demanding she help him or he'll return to Bluestone. The last thing she needs is her high school sweetheart to show up live and in person and to realize she still has feelings for him. Country singer Maddox Bradley has returned to Bluestone, the only place he's ever known peace.
A car accident has the tabloids speculating over whether he's drinking again, so he heads to the town where he used to spend his summer vacations. The town where he fell in love for the first time. He's shocked Beth is still there, but pleased. When he finds out she needs help, he wants nothing more than to give it to her, to make up for leaving her behind all those years ago. But is she willing to take it from a recovering alcoholic who has no plans to stick around?
A car accident has the tabloids speculating over whether he's drinking again, so he heads to the town where he used to spend his summer vacations. The town where he fell in love for the first time. He's shocked Beth is still there, but pleased. When he finds out she needs help, he wants nothing more than to give it to her, to make up for leaving her behind all those years ago. But is she willing to take it from a recovering alcoholic who has no plans to stick around?
















