The Second Chance

by Jaclyn Reding

Overview

As a young widow with three children, Flora MacCallum thought happiness was behind her-until a friend asked her to run a bed and breakfast on the Massachusetts shore. There, her magical voice awakens the heart of a brilliant composer who is grieving his lost marriage and son. Together they learn that all is never lost, and that hope can be found in the most unlikely places.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781648396519
Publisher:	Oliver-Heber Books
Publication date:	07/23/2024
Series:	Kith and Kin , #2
Pages:	308
Product dimensions:	5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.69(d)

About the Author

Jaclyn Reding's award-winning, bestselling historical and contemporary romance novels have been translated into nearly a dozen languages. A National Readers' Choice Awards finalist, and Romance Writers of America RITA Award nominee, she is the proud, proud mom of two grown sons, and willing minion to an elderly cairn terrier and a tuxedo cat. Home is with her family in New England, in an antique farmhouse that she suspects is held together purely by old wallpaper and cobwebs. A lifelong equestrian, she spends her free time in the saddle, going over plotlines and character arcs with her confidant and toughest critic, a very opinionated retired racehorse named Brunello.

Table of Contents

In The Second Chance, RITA award nominee Jaclyn Reding takes us to a charming seaside town in New England, where two lost souls learn to embrace new beginnings and the first rays of love rising over the horizon...

Flora MacCallum, a young widow with three children, thinks happiness is behind heruntil a friend asks her to run a bed-and-breakfast on the Massachusetts shore. Suddenly, summer is full of possibilities: a new business, new friends, a new home, and even a new love.

Gavin Matheson retreated to the small town of Ipswich-by-the-Sea to grieve his lost marriage and son. Though he was once a successful composer, the music has gone silent for him...until he hears Flora's magical voice floating on the breeze one morning. Together Gavin and Flora discover that all is never lostand that hope can be found in the most unlikely places.

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