| Author: | Amy Lyon | ISBN: | 9781386524717 |
| Publisher: | Amy Lyon | Publication: | September 11, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Amy Lyon |
| ISBN: | 9781386524717 |
| Publisher: | Amy Lyon |
| Publication: | September 11, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
How much weight can you give your past…**
Without tipping the scales on your future?
Sara Shaw can mix up the perfect blend of essential oils to transport her customers "happier places," much like the beachside community she's escaped to after a series of traumatic events. Yet she can't concoct the magical blend of time, space and distance to safely shelter her from her past and find a new identity in the future.
Jackson Levy knows exactly who he is: An honorably discharged soldier back in Mimosa Key to run his dad's surf shack. Not too impressive, but he tries to make the best of it. He was able to adopt his military working dog, Jax, after they were wounded in Afghanistan, which eased his transition back into civilian life.
Between renting out beach bikes and snorkel gear to vacationers, Jackson strives to come to terms with this new direction for his life. Easier said than done with an outdated business and a drooping bottom line.
But Sara has a knack for marketing and Jackson has a proposal that could benefit both of them. Can they mix their talents to discover the secret formula for success and love? Or will the weight of the past tip the scales against a future together?
How much weight can you give your past…**
Without tipping the scales on your future?
Sara Shaw can mix up the perfect blend of essential oils to transport her customers "happier places," much like the beachside community she's escaped to after a series of traumatic events. Yet she can't concoct the magical blend of time, space and distance to safely shelter her from her past and find a new identity in the future.
Jackson Levy knows exactly who he is: An honorably discharged soldier back in Mimosa Key to run his dad's surf shack. Not too impressive, but he tries to make the best of it. He was able to adopt his military working dog, Jax, after they were wounded in Afghanistan, which eased his transition back into civilian life.
Between renting out beach bikes and snorkel gear to vacationers, Jackson strives to come to terms with this new direction for his life. Easier said than done with an outdated business and a drooping bottom line.
But Sara has a knack for marketing and Jackson has a proposal that could benefit both of them. Can they mix their talents to discover the secret formula for success and love? Or will the weight of the past tip the scales against a future together?
