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Zusatztext In Beth Kendrick's lively! energetic and entertaining new novel we meet Faith! her sister Skye and the men they should really try and stay away from. Faith has to return to the small Minnesota town where she grew up in order to help her flighty younger sister! Skye! regain financial solvency. She's been putting off this homecoming for years! in part because she can't face Flynn! the high school sweetheart she jilted after his marriage proposal. In between bailing out Skye's business (a ramshackle backwoods bar)! trying to steer her sister away from yet another 'bad boy'! and practising her favourite Flynn-related activity - avoidance - she realizes what everyone has known all along - she and Flynn were meant to be. Faith has to deal with the consequences of her past mistakes and grapple with the reasons that she ran away from love in the first place. Informationen zum Autor Beth Kendrick Klappentext FIRST LOVE ISN'T FOREVER...Exhibit A: Faith's little sister, Skye, who muddled through her first divorce at the tender age of twenty-one. Faith has always provided damage control when Skye's love life gets too reminiscent of a daytime drama. But now that Faith has finally found the job, if not the man, of her dreams -- as a culinary writer, currently living la dolce vita in Italy -- she can't just jet back to small-town Minnesota to help her suddenly pregnant little sister heal her broken heart and anemic bank account.BUT NEVER SAY NEVER!Faith has been putting off this homecoming for years, ever since her dad left her family in the lurch, her mother left her in charge of Skye, and a sub-zero case of cold feet led her to call off the engagement to her high school sweetheart, Flynn. But a return to the amber fields of grain might just be what Faith needs to gain some perspective on her past -- and figure out her future. It's been way too long since her last love affair...memories of Flynn still get in the way of every man she meets. But if she and Flynn are really meant to be, why does the path to happily-ever-after have so many potholes?...
