Holding on - (A Nugget Romance) by Stacy Finz (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

In New York Times bestselling author Stacy Finz's Nugget romance series, a picturesque California mountain town is the perfect place for fresh air--and fresh starts, especially when it comes to love.

One divorce, one mind-blowing kiss with a stranger (code name: Matthew McConaughey), and one year later, Joey Nix desperately needs to find a job in Nugget. It's the only chance she'll have of sharing custody of her sweet little daughter with her soon to be remarried, renowned surgeon ex-husband. Luckily, Joey's qualified to work as an in-home caregiver. Coincidentally, a job offer comes from the afore mentioned unforgettably sexy stranger (real name: Ryder Knight). It's a terrible, irresistible idea . . .

Ryder needs help with his ailing, depressed mother, and darn if Joey isn't the best candidate. Good thing he'll be sleeping in his camper, because their chemistry is still crackling. Besides, the loss of his wife and unborn child five years earlier have left Ryder squarely focused on his trucking company--and even that's on shaky ground. Still, Joey knows how to lift his mom's spirits. And his too--despite a troubling secret she's shared with him. But when she asks him to accompany her to her ex's wedding, Ryder "I don't do weddings" Knight will have to do a lot of soul searching. What he discovers just might surprise them both . . .

PRAISE FOR STACY FINZ

"Sweet humor, well-defined and appealing characters, and just enough adventure sports and fashion detail make Finz's print debut, and series launch, a delightful read."
--Library Journal on Need You

"Stacy Finz is a unique new voice. Nugget, California, is a charming small town filled with inventive characters and sweet romance."
--Jill Shalvis, New York Times bestselling author

About the Author

Stacy Finz is an award-winning former reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle. After twenty years-plus covering notorious serial killers, naked-tractor-driving farmers, fanatical foodies, aging rock stars and weird Western towns, she figured she had enough material to write fiction. She is the 2013 winner of the Daphne du Maurier Award.