Forgotten

Elsie James

2013년 6월 · Author Elsie James

eBook

페이지

적용 가능

검증되지 않은 평점과 리뷰입니다. 자세히 알아보기

오디오북으로 전환

eBook 정보

He’s headed home from his final deployment. She never left. So much has changed, but has their love remained the same?

curvy woman, military, second chance romance

Hotel at Brew by Brewer Book 2

Ellie

Snagging a job as an event planner at The Hotel at Brew by Brewer is more than a dream come true. Doing my favorite thing in the town I’ve loved all my life is more than I’d hoped for. Still, I can admit that not all my goals have come to fruition. I never thought I’d end up single at thirty-four. When my ex-boyfriend left for the military, I simply wasn’t a part of his plan.

But when the love of my life walks back in through the doors of the lobby, he has me reaching for the do not disturb sign.

Brock is brooding, protective, and I want to rearrange my life for him.

But can I trust that he’ll choose me this time?

Brock

Coming home to Misty Mountain after twenty years in the service is daunting. I’m happy to be here but returning to civilian life is harder than I thought it’d be. It’s going to take some time for me to find my place. But when I run into the one who got away, she still feels like home.

Ellie is curvy, thoughtful, and she makes me want to plan on forever.

But can I convince her to give me another chance?

...

The class of 2001 is headed back to Misty Mountain for their twenty-year high school reunion. They’ve come for the nostalgia but what they leave with is so much more. Join these eleven couples on their journeys to love and check in with some of your favorite Brewer couples along the way.

Read them all:

Bellhop

Forgotten

Do Not Disturb

Baggage

Unwind

No Vacancy

Wake Up Call

Occupied

Lonely

Room Service

Check Out

Start reading and fall in love at the hotel tonight!

저자 정보

Born in 1973 Collie James grew up in a rural area of Knoxville Tennessee. He began his working career at age thirteen mowing lawns. Although he can't remember what it was now, there had been something he wanted. When he had asked his father to buy it, his dad replied, "I guess you'll have to get a job if you want it that bad." Collie's father was a WW II veteran born in 1913. He was a man of the old American ways. He believed in working hard and that a boy of thirteen was a man old enough to work. He had done it himself. So, that was exactly what Collie did. Like any other teenager, he moved on to work in restaurants and other jobs, but he always worked. However, he always felt he was destined for more than the average everyday grind although he had no idea what that would be.