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- Everyone Deserves a Happily Ever After...Coming home to Ivy Falls was the best decision Piper Townsend ever made.
- About the Author: Amy True, also writing as Amy Trueblood, is a celebrated author primarily focused on young adult historical fiction.
- 280 Pages
- Fiction + Literature Genres, Small Town & Rural
- Series Name: Ivy Falls
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Everyone Deserves a Happily Ever After...
Coming home to Ivy Falls was the best decision Piper Townsend ever made. People have welcomed her back with open arms even after a major mistake almost cost her brother, Beck everything. Piper still has a lot to prove, though. That's why she's juggling two jobs, all while directing the children's musical at the local theater. She can't screw up again if she's too busy, right?
When Crawford "Ford" Foster agrees to fill in for a vacationing Ivy Falls doctor, it's only to kill time until he can get back to the life he loves in Africa. But the job, and the people, are not what he expects, and he's instantly drawn into the quirky little town. He knows he can't get distracted from what he wants, but when he has a "sticky" encounter with Piper at the local bookstore, he starts to rethink all his plans.
Piper has no interest in Ford. The last thing she needs is a hot-as-hell doctor with a wicked smirk setting her off track. Ford tries to keep his distance from the beautiful brunette from the bookstore, until Piper moves into the apartment next door. Through the thin walls he hears her terrible renditions of 90's pops songs in the shower, and she can't ignore the sexy way he moans her name in his sleep. There's no way for them to be together. So why do they keep making excuses to see each other when Ford will be gone from Ivy Falls by the end of the summer anyway?
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About the Author
Amy True, also writing as Amy Trueblood, is a celebrated author primarily focused on young adult historical fiction. She brings her talents to adult contemporary romance with the Ivy Falls series. Her book Across a Broken Shore won the 2020 Gold Medal for Historical Fiction in the Independent Publisher Book Awards and the Moonbeam Children's Book Awards. Recognized by the American Library Association, it was named a 2020 Best Feminist Book in Children's Literature. Both Nothing But Sky and Across a Broken Shore were Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selections. Trueblood is active in the writing community, frequently participating in romance conventions. Her journey to publication, marked by perseverance through challenges, is inspirational.