Synopsis "Never Say Never: A Small-Town Romance"
One single dad, one overworked nanny, and one word that stems from generations of family rivalry: never. Charlie Miller has sworn off dating, and for good reason-when his ex-wife left him, he realized what a dumpster fire his life had become. It was just as well: when you're trash, the dumpster is where you belong. His ex is remarried now, and the nanny he just hired? Despite her Snow White looks and amazing way with his kids, she's off-limits anyway. Because the Millers and Zanes have been feuding in Timber Falls since 1921, and that doesn't seem likely to change. Ruth's been accused of having her head in the clouds, and not just because she's a birder. Her dad and brothers are none too happy that she's taken this job, but she's never understood their feud. They need the money to care for their mom: end of story. The more she realizes how the Miller kids are hurting, the more she's convinced that Charlie's the one who needs her care most of all...When they start to see each other in a different light, the pressure of past mistakes and prejudices tries to keep them apart...but when a child's safety is at stake, can they bring these two families together before it's too late? Never Say Never is the seventh book in the Timber Falls contemporary romance series. It contains tire swing kisses, banter over family dinners, and a happily ever after; it does not contain sex scenes. Grab your copy of this powerful tale about redemption, responsibility, and how to lay your burdens down.
