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Love doesn't fit any preconceived guidelines Determined to avoid relationships that will only end in painful breakups, Whitney Talbot makes a checklist of everything she wants in a life partner. Construction worker Lane Martin possesses a few of these traits - especially the tall, dark and devastatingly attractive part. But Lane has unavoidable baggage ... He's divorced, with a teenage son. So why is Whitney still fantasizing about taking their mutual infatuation to the next level? It takes an accidental encounter at a new condo development to open Lane's eyes to the possibility of second chances. On a trip to Whitney's family's B and B in the Bahamas, their friendship transforms into something richer and much deeper. If only the beautiful kindergarten teacher and aspiring songwriter didn't have such firm ideas about what makes the perfect husband.
About the Author
Monica Richardson writes romance based in the Caribbean Islands. Her debut romance title, AN ISLAND AFFAIR, was released April 1, 2015. She currently has 3 books in print, all are a part of the Talbots of Harbour Island series.
Her alter-ego, Monica McKayhan currently has 11 titles in print. Four are adult novels, and 7 are young adult titles. The first book in her young adult series, Indigo Summer, was the launch title for Harlequin's imprint, Kimani TRU which made its debut in January of 2007. That same year in May, Indigo Summer snagged the #7 position on the Essence bestsellers list, another first for Kimani Press. It also appeared on the bestsellers list in the May 2007 issue of Black Issues Book Review (BIBR) . Indigo Summer appeared on the American Library Association (ALA) 's list of 2008, 2009 & 2010 Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers. Monica's young adult title, Ambitious, appeared on the ALA's list of 2013 Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults. In 2009, Monica received a film option from Karat Films for the first five books in the INDIGO SUMMER series. She also penned her first romance novel, Tropical Fantasy in 2013.
