Book 4 - Virginia'dele Smith

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Résumé :
She's sure forever is a fantasy. He won't settle for less than a soulmate. Can these playful pals open their hearts to each other? Dr. Landry Stark is hamstrung by trauma. After escaping abuse as a teen, the saucy physician doesn't dare reach for anything beyond the contentment of belonging she's found in small-town Oklahoma. And though she enjoys flirting with her firefighter bestie, they know better than to give in to their feelings...until in the wake of tragedy, he steals a kiss. Daniel Davis's roots run deep. Convinced his parents' wedded joy is a fluke, the six-foot-tall boy-next-door's delight over finally claiming his beautiful friend's lips wars with worry that he's ruined their easy companionship. And the tension mounts when he convinces her to move in so they can temporarily foster a child hurt in a devastating explosion. Discovering the simple pleasure of having someone to share the load, Landry grapples with uncertainty when she is called to New York City to respond to a medical crisis. And though Davis is unsure where their relationship stands in her absence, even the start of a global pandemic can't dim his dreams of sliding a ring onto her finger. Can they turn a terrible disaster into happily ever after? Take a Chance on Love is the sweetly intense fourth book in the Green Hills romance series. If you like independent heroines, true-blue heroes, and tight-knit communities, then you'll adore Virginia'dele Smith's silver lining. Buy Take a Chance on Love to risk everything today!...

Biographie:
Ashli Montgomery is a wife, a momma, and an author whose passion is sharing love stories, books, quilts, yoga, recipes, and all of her favorite things in life. She is quilting to mend the mind by spearheading and educating a community of friends who love quilts and quilting but hate Alzheimer's disease through Quilt 2 End ALZ, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit she launched to use her quilting hobby as a platform to advocate for an end to Alzheimer's disease.Ashli writes under the pen name Virginia'dele Smith to honor Syble Virginia Tidwell, Adele Gertrude Baylin, and Etta Jean Smith. These three cherished grandmothers were beautiful role models, teaching Ashli to love without judgment and to always put family first. Through Grandma Syble's journals and appetite for books, through Momadele's priceless cards and handwritten letters, and through many, many hours of visiting over fabric at Mema's kitchen island, Ashli also learned to treasure words.You are invited to join Ashli in Green Hills and learn more about Virginia'dele Smith by subscribing to Ashli's newsletter, The Gazette, at AshliMontgomery.com.