The Homecoming, Terri Jones (9781087886626) — Readings Books

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The Homecoming

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College graduate Autumn McMillan has no idea where her life will go. But she does know it’s time to grow up and start her life back in White Oak, her hometown. At her college graduation party, she’s shocked at her how much her brother’s best friend, Dan Madera, has grown and matured. No longer the lanky, little boy she so fondly remembered, Dan, a rugged and charming Green Beret is so much more than she ever realized. As soon as they reconnect, their attraction is palpable. But knowing Dan’s orders for deployment are in the works, Autumn realizes a summer fling is all that he can offer. But he leaves her with more than just memories of an unforgettable romance…Determined to thrive, Autumn helps open the town’s premier wedding venue, creating a name and reputation for her work. But when, her brother begins to spiral out of control from tragedies he endured in warfare, Autumn struggles to protect him from his own demons. To get through this, Autumn will need to discover the inner strength that she didn’t know she had. Will Dan’s homecoming end in the fairytale Autumn’s always dreamed about or end in the nightmare she fears?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Indy Pub
Date
26 April 2019
Pages
214
ISBN
9781087886626

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

College graduate Autumn McMillan has no idea where her life will go. But she does know it’s time to grow up and start her life back in White Oak, her hometown. At her college graduation party, she’s shocked at her how much her brother’s best friend, Dan Madera, has grown and matured. No longer the lanky, little boy she so fondly remembered, Dan, a rugged and charming Green Beret is so much more than she ever realized. As soon as they reconnect, their attraction is palpable. But knowing Dan’s orders for deployment are in the works, Autumn realizes a summer fling is all that he can offer. But he leaves her with more than just memories of an unforgettable romance…Determined to thrive, Autumn helps open the town’s premier wedding venue, creating a name and reputation for her work. But when, her brother begins to spiral out of control from tragedies he endured in warfare, Autumn struggles to protect him from his own demons. To get through this, Autumn will need to discover the inner strength that she didn’t know she had. Will Dan’s homecoming end in the fairytale Autumn’s always dreamed about or end in the nightmare she fears?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Indy Pub
Date
26 April 2019
Pages
214
ISBN
9781087886626