Into Something Good
The Special Something Series
by Stanalei Fletcher
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Pub Date Jun 17 2020 | Archive Date Jun 30 2020
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Description
Cayme Foster returns home to deal with her mom's fatal illness and is faced with memories and secrets she'd rather forget. Her old crush and his adorable eight-year-old son will make it even more difficult to leave town again.
Single dad Rick Morrison had his shot at marriage and isn't willing to risk rejection a second time. If only he wasn't compelled to rescue Cayme whenever he's around her, making it hard to keep his distance.
He's conflicted about helping Cayme save her home, but the truth rises with the floodwaters, and they just might find love on the high ground after all.
A Note From the Publisher
Sweet Romance
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781509230907 |
| PRICE | $5.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Jennifer H, Educator
Stanalei Fletcher is now one of my favorite new authors because of Into Something Good. It was a sweet, innocent romance between two childhood friends. Cayme moved back to her hometown to come to peace with her mom’s death. She soon reconnected with Rick when he saved her from falling off the roof. When her ex-fiancé came into her store, flaunting his new girlfriend, Rick jumped to the rescue again, announcing that he and Cayme were engaged. They had to live out this lie, but it soon became a reality. The only thing that bothered me was it was reiterated that Cayme didn’t really know Rick. But, since they had been close friends from their childhoods through high school, it would make sense that they knew each other better than the author made them seem. Overall, it was an engaging Summer read.
Marcia S, Reviewer
Into Something Good is an entertaining and well written romance. A good plot with good character dynamics. I highly recommend. I received a complimentary ebook from the publisher and Netgalley and this is my unbiased review.
Reviewer 571620
New author to me, but will definitely look for more from her. This was a sweet, innocent romance between two childhood friends. Cayme moved back to her hometown after her mom's death. She soon reconnected with Rick when he saved her from falling off the roof. They end up pretending they are engaged but soon fall for each other. Overall, it was an engaging read.
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