Wine & Dine (anniversary edition) - L B Dunbar

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Résumé :
When a sexy silver fox, and a man of means, meets his next-door neighbor's sister, healing her broken heart might be worth more than gold. At the ripe age of forty-seven, I find myself reflecting on love, and the lack thereof. Exhausted by life, I ran away from my small, mountain town to the opposite coast hoping for some perspective. Instead, I end up plowed over by a smelly, wet dog on the beach. I don't care for dogs. Then I met its owner-Garrett Fox. My brother's next-door neighbor is fit and fine at fifty, and the last thing he wants to do is entertain the train-wreck of me. As a financial investor, he prides himself on possessions not emotions. There is no wealth in love, he claims, but I recognize a fellow burned-by-love heart. Besides being opposites in every other way, we have this one thing in common. And that pesky connection gets me in heart-trouble once again, because you aren't supposed to fall in love when your life is falling apart, right? + + + From L.B. Dunbar comes another romantic comedy containing a sexy silver fox, next-door neighbor; a woman on a self-reflection life-trip; a hyper chocolate Lab; classic movies, and panty-melting steamy bits plus a second chance at love (over 40).

Biographie:
Avid drinker of Coca-Cola, L.B. Dunbar loves the sweet things in life. Her affair with all things romantic began with her first book at the tender age of six: Goldilocks and the Three Bears. One can never forget her first! From there, the reading journey includes a deep love of fairy tales, medieval knights, regency debauchery, and alpha males. She loves a deep belly laugh and a strong hug. Occasionally, she has the energy of a Jack Russell terrier. Accused, yes, that&rsquo...

Sommaire:
When a sexy silver fox, and a man of means, meets his next-door neighbor's sister, healing her broken heart might be worth more than gold. At the ripe age of forty-seven, I find myself reflecting on love, and the lack thereof. Exhausted by life, I ran away from my small, mountain town to the opposite coast hoping for some perspective. Instead, I end up plowed over by a smelly, wet dog on the beach. I don't care for dogs. Then I met its owner-Garrett Fox. My brother's next-door neighbor is fit and fine at fifty, and the last thing he wants to do is entertain the train-wreck of me. As a financial investor, he prides himself on possessions not emotions. There is no wealth in love, he claims, but I recognize a fellow burned-by-love heart. Besides being opposites in every other way, we have this one thing in common. And that pesky connection gets me in heart-trouble once again, because you aren't supposed to fall in love when your life is falling apart, right? + + + From L.B. Dunbar comes another romantic comedy containing a sexy silver fox, next-door neighbor...