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    A Hometown Boy/Back To The Good Fortune Diner

    By Janice Kay Johnson and Vicki Essex

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    A Hometown Boy by Janice Kay Johnson

    Prosecutor David Owen has fond memories of growing up in smalltown Washington State. But he outgrew that place and hasn't felt the need to return. Until a tragedy shakes the town and calls him back to a community desperate for hope and healing. In the emotional fallout, he never expects to find Acadia Henderson again.

    For one teenaged summer they hovered on the edge of a sweet attraction before she moved away. Now as adults, that same attraction is there...only hotter and way more intense. This seems like the wrong time to find a connection. But it could be the perfect time to move on...with each other.

    Back To The Good Fortune Diner by Vicki Essex

    Everville, New York, the town where Tiffany Cheung grew up – and the last place she wants to be. The one bright side is that Chris Jamieson, the boy she used to tutor, is still around. Her high school crush is hotter than ever, and he needs her help...

    Tutoring Chris's son is the perfect temporary job. Except Chris finally seems interested in her – and is hinting about a less temporary arrangement. But Tiffany's not staying and nothing will stop her from getting back to her real life...or can Chris change that?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateFeb 1, 2013
    ISBN9781460896389
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    A Hometown Boy/Back To The Good Fortune Diner
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    Janice Kay Johnson

    The author of more than ninety books for children and adults, Janice Kay Johnson writes about love and family – about the way generations connect and the power our earliest experiences have on us throughout life. An eight time finalist for the Romance Writers of America RITA award, she won a RITA in 2008 for her Superromance novel Snowbound. A former librarian, Janice raised two daughters in a small town north of Seattle, Washington.

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