When The Chips Are Down
by Beth Rinyu
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Pub Date Apr 30 2015 | Archive Date Jun 02 2015
Description
Melanie Hanson's life didn't go quite the way
she had planned. Her cheating ex-husband traded her in for a newer model and
she’s in over her head dealing with the drama that comes along with raising her
twin teenage daughters.
The last thing she is looking for or needs in
her life is a man - or is it?
Ben Wilder is the boy that Melanie loved to hate
throughout high school, the boy that all the girls loved and the boy that
didn't give Melanie the time of day, unless it was to tease her. When she runs
into him once again she realizes...he’s not a boy anymore. Older and wiser,
she’s determined not to fall for her secret crush from all those years ago. But
sometimes our heart has different plans than our head. Will she finally get her
happily ever after with the man she least expected to have it with?
Take a humorous journey with Melanie and her
daughters as their lives begin to parallel and they discover that although they
may be separated by a generation their struggles are still the same.
Advance Praise
“I have read a couple of books from this author in the past, but this is by far my absolute favorite by her to date. This story and these characters really spoke to me, and I found myself completely engaged in their saga.”
“I adored this book. It was the perfect combination of love, and family and crazy. I was hesitant going in because of the 3 different POV's, but it was actually a flawless transition back and forth that kept the story moving forward perfectly.”
“I cannot even begin to tell you the amount of times I literally laughed out loud right from the very first chapter. This book, I can’ even begin to explain. It’s real. You feel as if these characters truly do exist and I found myself getting depressed when I had to shut down my kindle in between to tend to things in the real world. I wanted to become friends with Mel. I related to her so much. I felt like I was part of her family as I was reading it.”
