Worth Risking It All
About this ebook
Liz Pritchard has a fantastic opportunity to ditch her less-than-stellar reputation and become socialite Elizabeth Picard. To complete the transformation, though, she must return to her hometown to tie up a few loose ends. Except suddenly she finds one of those loose ends standing on her porch, wanting back into her life.
Fourteen years earlier, Hunter Thorne’s decision to protect his own reputation had devastated Liz and forever altered the course of her life. Now a wildfire fighter, Hunter has discovered the daughter Liz put up for adoption has tracked down her birth parents and wants a future with them both. And Hunter realizes he wants more than just forgiveness from Liz—he wants to share a life together.
But Hunter's sudden presence opens the door to doubt about Liz's grand plan…because erasing her past means erasing everything that was once in her heart.
And now both Liz and Hunter must find the courage to face the past before the fire that's been banked for years roars into full flame.
(formerly titled CLAIMING THE ONE)
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About the author
Hometown romance with heart.
Rochelle French grew up on a farm in the rural northern California foothills out in the middle of nowhere in a one-room shed with no TV, no phone, and no hot water (and no bathroom, but that’s a story for another time). She spent her free time immersed in fiction, finding friends in characters who came alive on the pages.
After realizing she, too, could create an imaginary world with which readers could connect, she started writing and never looked back. She hopes to inspire and uplift her readers as they follow the characters she’s created—people who find their own strength along the path to true love, always supported by friends, family, and community.
Now that her twins are adults, Rochelle spends her time writing contemporary romance novels (AKA, kissing books). When she’s not in front of her computer, she’s out hiking in the woods, swimming in the river, or hanging out in her own quirky town. She can still milk a goat, grow food, and wield an ax and a hammer with great effect, and her friends have voted her “Person most desirable to have as a bestie during an apocalypse.”
