Marry Me on Main Street

Zusatztext Praise for the Cricket Creek Series   “Lovely! sweetly sexy! terrifically enjoyable.”— Booklist   “No one does Southern love like LuAnn McLane!”—The Romance Dish   “LuAnn McLane has a rich and unique voice that kept me laughing out loud as I read.”—Romance Junkies   “Visiting Cricket Creek! Kentucky! feels like coming home once again.”— RT Book Reviews Informationen zum Autor LuAnn McLane has written eleven Cricket Creek novels, including Wish Upon a Wedding , Written in the Stars , Walking on Sunshine , Sweet Harmony , Wildflower Wedding , and Moonlight Kiss . When she isn’t writing, she enjoys beachcombing, reading, traveling, and entertaining friends and family. She loves hearing from readers. Klappentext In the latest Cricket Creek romance from the USA Today bestselling author of Wish Upon a Wedding, two people discover what it really takes to go after your heart's desire... In her small shop on Main Street, Susan Quincy sells handmade gifts and repurposed items. But she can't part with the beautiful rocking chair she bought at an estate sale when its maker turns out to be Danny Mayfield. Even years later, Susan still cringes over how her handsome, popular high school crush only asked her to prom out of pity-or so she thinks... Danny doesn't know why Susan has avoided him for years, especially after the electric kiss they shared the night of prom. So when he learns that she wants him to craft more rocking chairs to sell at her shop, Danny can't resist the chance to work on his passion and charm shy, beautiful Susan again-and this time, make it last... Leseprobe 1 Flirting with Disaster Instant regret washed over Susan when she realized she'd underestimated the weight of the box of mason jars clutched in her arms. The thick glass clanked together as she stepped over the curb and onto the sidewalk. She eyed the front door of her shop, praying she'd make it before dropping her cargo to the ground. Setting the box down wasn't an option because she feared she'd tip forward too fast, break the jars, and face-plant onto the concrete. "Oh boy . . ." Panting, she took another careful step forward, but her hefty purse slipped down her puffy coat sleeve, sending her off balance and causing her to do a staggering dance sideways. A brisk breeze whipped her long, dark hair across her face, making her progress even more difficult. Slightly disoriented, she tried to right her direction but the box started to slip down her arms. Panic welled up in her throat, halting just behind her gritted teeth. Blinded by her curtain of hair, she backpedaled and came up against a big wall of something solid. "Whoa there!" said a deep voice next to her ear. Long arms wrapped around her from behind, keeping her from falling and the box from sliding to the sidewalk. "Oh my goodness! Sorry!" "It's okay, I've got you," he assured her. "No . . . really . . . I'm okay now." Well, she hoped so, anyway. Blowing at her hair, Susan tried to look over her shoulder but she was trapped between him and the box. "You can let go." "Can you hold the box? Sounds like something breakable." "Yes," she said, although she had serious doubts. "Maybe . . ." She squirmed a little bit and the mason jars clanged together. "Susan, please stand still and let me help. I'm guessing you're heading into the shop?" he asked. His voice seemed to vibrate through her body. "That's the plan." She nodded. He knew her name, but so many people knew her from her shop that it didn't help her identify him. "Let's get you in there." The smooth, Southern drawl sounded familiar but then again, most of the men in Cricket Creek had a bit of an accent, so he could be anyone, although it was most likely someone she knew. She tried to look over ...

Product details

• Authors: Luann Mclane
• Publisher: Berkley Publishing Group
• Languages: English
• Product format: Paperback
• Released: 31.12.2016
• EAN: 9781101989821
• ISBN: 978-1-101-98982-1
• No. of pages: 304
• Dimensions: 108 mm x 173 mm x 20 mm
• Series: Cricket Creek Novels; Cricket Creek; Cricket Creek
• Subject: Fiction > Narrative literature