LEARNING AT 40
Release Day
Welcome back to Lakeside Cottage!
A grumpy, newly divorced, single father meets a ray of sunshine in this small town, second-chance romance.
RELEASE DATE: September 16, 2021.
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BLURB:
She didn’t want a one-night stand. He couldn’t promise more than a ten-day fling. Sometimes compromise is all you need.
Zack Weller is timely, orderly, and meticulous. Too bad his seven-year-old, twin sons are hellions. With his divorce final, a two-week vacation beckons him to his best friend’s cottage. Unfortunately, he can’t help the magnetic pull of memories from the house next door—the one that was once his childhood home—or fight the force of nature in the naked woman sunbathing in that backyard.
River Nagle is a free spirit. She understands the trials and tribulations some people face and offers the compassion to deal with them head on. When she inherits a lakeside home, she takes the blessing for what it’s worth: a gift and a new beginning. Until one day two little boys make themselves at home in the tree fort in her backyard and she meets their hot, growly dad who steals her wine, her time, and her heart.
Newly divorced, single father grump meets a ray of sunshine, next-door neighbor in this small town, second chance romance where learning to love over 40 works with the right teacher.
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What to Expect from Learning at 40
- Grumpy single dad
- Rambunctious twins
- Ray of sunshine, next-door neighbor
- Over 40 romance
- Second chance at love
- Lakeside shenanigans
Lakeside Cottage series reminds you book and book again that life is too short to waste on harboring grudges, waiting for kismet to happen or to undo the wrongs of the past.
“Broken trust is hard to repair,”
“Yes, but it’s still something mendable.”
“It can be fixed and forgiven.”
Dunbar easily captures the true spirit of mature love, paints it in bold and brazen shades and let's it fly, soar in the free sky. It's effervescently joyful and brimming with hopeful positivity in the form of River whose bohemian personality is colored with sensitivity and comapssion.
"He called it flying instead of falling, and I love the difference. Flying feels freeing while falling sounds fearful."
A frazzled guy looking for his roots, a home smelling for happiness and laughter, his haven he is desperate to belong to.
Zack Weller has been searching for a place he was forced to leave in childhood, a family he was forced to take responsibility of on his adolescent shoulders, a door that slammed after a retreating father . He carries big chips on his broad shoulders and a wounded aching heart in his massive chest.
“Home is where you plant your garden and sow your seeds.”
Instead of that house being a special place, I was uprooted as a teen and forced to bloom elsewhere.
Be as sexy and lip-smackingly delicious her heroes are, I'm especially fond of strong, formidable heroines LB creates. They're older, wiser and very comfortable in their own skin. Putting their foot down and standing up for themselves is a lesson they've learnt the hard way, so they don't give it up easily, even in the presence of swoon-worthy alphalicious males
“You’re really mine.”
“I’m really mine, but I belong with you.”
As if she hasn't ruled the over 40 romancelandia like a queen till date, she crosses a step further into penning romances with Children they have adding to the melee. This conjoining of families puts extra factor of family love. Makes it all the more wholesome and sometimes a tough terrain to navigate.
I'm her ardent fan so I'm kinda prejudiced, but trust me, you will fall head over heels in love with Four Pointsmen and the side characters. And I saw Archer McCaryn step in the frame!!!
Seems a time to order shamwow panties in bulk!!😁
5 stars for Negotiations and Compromises
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