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A daring and spirited woman fears nothing. Except love.
Rappel from a stadium ceiling? No problem. Leap through a flaming hoop? Check. Get 20,000 fans cheering on their feet? All in a day's work for Pauline, a beloved pro sports mascot actor. But fall in love? Not after that disaster ten years ago. So, when her mother calls her home for a week to train the new guy at the family tea shop, Pauline doesn't even think of romance.
Neither does Todd. He loves one thing: ballet. Now a catastrophic fall from grace has left one of the world's greatest ballet dancers hiding-from the public and his family-in this small, quiet tea shop while he figures out his future.
Pauline and Todd soon discover they have more in common than they ever imagined. But Pauline's hard-worn body reminds her that the clock is ticking on her 30-year career, and one of Todd's biggest fans may expose his identity before he's ready to face his own truth.
What comes first: their careers or each other?
Tea Shop for Two is an uplifting and inspiring romance that'll introduce you to new friends in the quaint shopping district of Belmont Village. If you like feel-good stories about tea shops, trust, and taking a chance on love, then cozy up with a cup of tea and this heartwarming sweet romance by Lori Wolf-Heffner.
The books in Love on Belmont can be read in order or on their own.
About the author
Lori Wolf-Heffner is a former competitive dancer, dance teacher, and theatre manager. She was a member of the first Canadian National Tap Team, back in 1996, under the leadership of Bonnie Dyer, with choreographer Mathew Clark. She's written for Dance Canada Quarterly, just dance! magazine, and The Dance Current (all under Lori Straus).¿Fluent in German, Lori lived in Germany for three years, never once realizing just how close she was to some of the villages her ancestors left to migrate to Eastern Europe in the 1700s.¿Lori lives in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, with her husband and two sons. She is a member of The Writers' Union of Canada and the Alliance of Independent Authors.¿
