Cabin Fever - Lost & Found, #1

Name: Cabin Fever
Price: 5.49 EUR
Author: Elizabeth Lynx
ISBN: 9781386864455

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Elizabeth Lynx

Relay Publishing
Paru le : 22/03/2019

What happens when a grumpy mountain man's life is interrupted by a smart-mouthed beauty in a wedding dress? Olivia Love was living the perfect life,... > Lire la suite

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What happens when a grumpy mountain man's life is interrupted by a smart-mouthed beauty in a wedding dress? Olivia Love was living the perfect life, until one moment changed everything. On the day of her destination wedding, with the mountains as her romantic backdrop, she catches her fiancée with another woman and does the only thing she can think of - she runs. In her wedding dress. In the middle of nowhere.
But when she stumbles upon a cabin in the woods, she finds more than shelter - a daunting mountain man, Carter Fitzwilliam, turns her world upside down. Can these two opposites attract, or will they push each other over the mountain?

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Date de parution : 22/03/2019
Editeur : Relay Publishing
Collection : Lost & Found
ISBN : 978-1-386-86445-5
EAN : 9781386864455
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Elizabeth Lynx

Elizabeth Lynx is not a robot, that's for sure. At least she says she's not. She is also not a space alien. How do I know this, because she was born in Baltimore Maryland in the 1970's when no one wanted to be in Baltimore Maryland so why would her parents say that if it weren't true. Of course she has had her suspicions growing up and is still in a continual search for evidence that backs up her space age theories.
To bide her time she writes about 'normal' people and their sexy romantic lives. Her husband chooses to put up with her theories and paranoid musings. Her two little boys help her see that perhaps she isn't an alien but more of a climbing rock. This theory is new, so she needs more time to develop it further. She has a website called E. Lynx (http://elynx.weebly.com).