Takes Two to Tango
(2011)(A Taste of Texas)
(The fourth book in the Dancing in Texas series)(A book in the Hometown U.S.A series)
A novel by Liz Talley
From the author of the Cricket Crosby series, comes a small-town romance about the one who got away...
When Rayne Rose returns to Oak Stand, Texas, it's not in defeat. Far from it. She's no longer the odd duckling everyone remembers but a successful celebrity chef with a network show on the bubble. Fixing up her aunt's inn as part of her brand is the perfect excuse to figure out next steps after the death of her husband. She needs a place to find her equilibrium and provide her young son with some stability.
What she doesn’t need is to find her high school crush all grown up and still living next door. Beauty in motion. That was Brent Hamilton then and now. Still carrying around a bad boy reputation, Brent is all wrong for a widowed single mom. But the handsome contractor is not all that he seems. He has a secret, and when Rayne glimpses the boy she remembers beneath the man he's become, she begins to think everyone is misjudging him…including her.
Maybe what Rayne and Brent once had is ...exactly what they need to build a future.
Come back to a quintessential home town where trees shade the town square, grass sinks beneath your bare toes, and falling in love is still possible.
Genre: Romance
When Rayne Rose returns to Oak Stand, Texas, it's not in defeat. Far from it. She's no longer the odd duckling everyone remembers but a successful celebrity chef with a network show on the bubble. Fixing up her aunt's inn as part of her brand is the perfect excuse to figure out next steps after the death of her husband. She needs a place to find her equilibrium and provide her young son with some stability.
What she doesn’t need is to find her high school crush all grown up and still living next door. Beauty in motion. That was Brent Hamilton then and now. Still carrying around a bad boy reputation, Brent is all wrong for a widowed single mom. But the handsome contractor is not all that he seems. He has a secret, and when Rayne glimpses the boy she remembers beneath the man he's become, she begins to think everyone is misjudging him…including her.
Maybe what Rayne and Brent once had is ...exactly what they need to build a future.
Come back to a quintessential home town where trees shade the town square, grass sinks beneath your bare toes, and falling in love is still possible.
Genre: Romance
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