| Author: | T.M. Johnson | ISBN: | 9780463181942 |
| Publisher: | T.M. Johnson | Publication: | October 14, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | T.M. Johnson |
| ISBN: | 9780463181942 |
| Publisher: | T.M. Johnson |
| Publication: | October 14, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
The former Amanda Eakes trades her expensive suits and the big city life for the comfort of just being Mandy Hanson from good ‘ole Georgia. After her soul mate and husband Kevin starts to let their huge success and million dollar company go to his head, Mandy realizes she can no longer relate to the man she once loved. After an affair with an employee Mandy calls it quits and files for a divorce. She decides there is no better place to start over then the place she grew up in. After having burned many bridges to keep her ex-husband happy Mandy hopes to mend ties with her family and friends. Along the way Mandy meets a rather unexpected young man Cam McLean; her younger brother’s best friend. She tries to fight her connection to him, the age difference bothers her and she can only see him as a kid. After all what can a twenty-two year old have to offer a rich twenty-seven year old woman? After a summer back home more than a few new fires are lit. After time apart Kevin tries to win back his soul mate, but will Cam be the reason the two never rekindle the past? Or will Mandy just move on? Sometimes the best medicine is a clean slate.
The former Amanda Eakes trades her expensive suits and the big city life for the comfort of just being Mandy Hanson from good ‘ole Georgia. After her soul mate and husband Kevin starts to let their huge success and million dollar company go to his head, Mandy realizes she can no longer relate to the man she once loved. After an affair with an employee Mandy calls it quits and files for a divorce. She decides there is no better place to start over then the place she grew up in. After having burned many bridges to keep her ex-husband happy Mandy hopes to mend ties with her family and friends. Along the way Mandy meets a rather unexpected young man Cam McLean; her younger brother’s best friend. She tries to fight her connection to him, the age difference bothers her and she can only see him as a kid. After all what can a twenty-two year old have to offer a rich twenty-seven year old woman? After a summer back home more than a few new fires are lit. After time apart Kevin tries to win back his soul mate, but will Cam be the reason the two never rekindle the past? Or will Mandy just move on? Sometimes the best medicine is a clean slate.
