BLURB
USA Today bestselling author Meghan Quinn’s second book
in the Getting Lucky series brings heart, humor, and heat back to Port Snow.
There are two little words every small-town man dreads:
She’s back.
Harper Sanders, the girl who was supposed to be my forever,
has returned to Port Snow, Maine, for good—and she’s bringing back memories of
our shared past.
We once had a bright future together, but when tragedy
struck, I threw it all away and pushed her out of my life. People in our small
town think I’m cursed, but I know better. I did it all to myself.
And now she’s creating a life of her own in the place where
we first fell in love. I can’t fight my feelings for her—or the strong
attraction that keeps pulling us together. But after all this time, can she
forgive the past and fall in love with me all over again?
Everyone hopes to find that forever girl…I just hope I
haven’t lost mine for good.
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EXCERPT:
There is no way in hell she’s here.
My family isn’t that cruel. Right?
From my car, I try to gauge the number of bodies in my parents’
house through the windows. Ugh, I can’t see shit.
She can’t possibly be at family dinner. My family loves
Harper, but they wouldn’t invite her, not after I called my mom the other day,
telling her to put her matchmaking skills to rest. She just chuckled but
reassured me she knew what she was doing. Whatever the hell that means.
I was very adamant about leaving Harper alone. The Knightlys
can be too much at times, and I’m sure we’re the last thing she needs right
when she’s trying to settle back into town.
Resigning myself to the inevitable, I retrieve my keys from
the ignition and make my way to the front door. Hand on the doorknob, I take a
deep breath and walk into the house I grew up in. The warm walls and carefully
hung family pictures greet me first, followed by my family’s raucous laughter
emanating from the back of the house.
I remove my shoes and hang my suit jacket on the coat hanger
by the front door before cautiously making my way down the long hallway to the
connected kitchen and large dining room. Ren, Griffin’s girlfriend, is the
first to spot me. She gives me a small smile and a little wave. The rest of the
family is scattered around the kitchen as usual, getting in my parents’ way as
they try to finish up the dinner prep.
Griffin sees me next. “Ah, you finally decided to join us.”
He checks his watch. “I think that was eight minutes in the car. Who had eight
minutes?”
Reid raises his hand and hops off the counter, grabbing a
bowl from the center of the table and pocketing the wad of cash inside. “I know
him too well.” Reid pats me on the back and slips me a one-dollar bill. “Here,
this is for you. Thanks for taking eight minutes to prepare yourself to come in
the house. Daddy is going to buy a new pair of jeans.” He pats his pockets.
Ignoring everyone and their stupid bet, I pop the fridge
door open and grab a water. Reid joins me, sticking his head in the fridge so
I’m forced to look at him. “Aren’t you going to ask?”
“Ask what?” I grit out.
“If she’s here. I know that’s why you were hanging out in
your car, debating if you should come in or not.”
My skin prickles, and I brace myself for the answer as I
shut the fridge door. “Is she here?” I hiss.
Slowly, Reid smiles and nods. “Yup, she’s in the bathroom.”
“Are you fucking kidding me?” I angrily squeeze my water
bottle, nearly popping the top off. “Why? Why is she here?”
Reid shrugs. “I don’t know, maybe because she wants to be
here.”
“Who invited her? Was it Mom?” I don’t wait for an answer.
Instead, I walk over to the culprit, who’s hovering over the stove, stirring a
huge pot of chili.
“Oh, hey, sweetie. Cornbread is in the oven, honey is in the
crock, and I also got tortilla chips because I know how much you like crumbling
them in your chili.”
“Mom, why did you invite her? I told you to leave her alone,
to leave usalone.”
“What are you talking about?” My mom looks me up and down
and then goes back to the chili.
“Harper. I asked you not to invite Harper.”
The bathroom door opens, and Jen pops out, rubbing her hands
together. “Did he come in yet?” Her eyes light up as she spots me. “What time
was it?”
“Eight minutes. Reid won.”
Disappointed, she snaps her fingers. “Damn, I for sure
thought I was going to win.”
Confused, I turn back to my mom. “Harper isn’t here?”
“No, of course not. I wouldn’t invite her so early. She
needs time to settle. What made you think she was here?”
I whip around to find Reid leaning against the kitchen wall,
arms crossed and with a giant grin on his face. I point at him. “You better
run, because I’m going to fucking kill you.”
Like a bolt of lightning, he takes off, and I chase after
him, nothing but pure murder on my mind.
AUTHOR BIO:
USA Today Bestselling Author, wife, adoptive mother, and
peanut butter lover. Author of romantic comedies and contemporary romance,
Meghan Quinn brings readers the perfect combination of heart, humor, and heat
in every book.
AUTHOR LINKS:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AuthorMegQuinn
Website: http://authormeghanquinn.com/
Johnaka's Review
“Second chances, 5 stars”
If you Read the first book in the Getting Lucky Series you know who Rogan is. You know he’s a little bit of a mystery and insanely broody. That’s like a big sign me up right kind of hero. So here I was a completely unsuspecting reader who had no idea what Quinn had in store. Then she blew my socks off. I loved Rogan, I loved Harper, she was perfect for him. And the kind of love they share? That’s some once in a life time kind of stuff. Quinn killed it and I cannot wait to see what she does next with the Knightly brothers.
Rogan is the serious brother who works harder than he plays. He doesn’t have time for anything but his work. But when Harper comes back to town for more than a visit, he knows this can only go one of two ways. He can get his girl back or they can make each other’s lives unbearable. The question is which side will he choose?
Harper has horrible luck when it comes to men. The first one broke her in ways she will never recover and the last…well we wont talk about him. Now she’s home and she’s face to face with Rogan. The town wants them back together but there’s just too much history between the two, right? But maybe that’s not such a bad thing.
Plot-5/5 Characters-5/5 Heat-5/5 Writing style-5/5 Overall-5/5
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