Smitten, Echo Falls, Texas Book #6
Private pilot Laurel Beck tells herself she has come back to Echo
Falls to visit her estranged father.
The real truth stings. She has nowhere else to go.
A vagabond like her mother, she’s never had a home. This small
Texas town defines a revered ideal so far from the reality of her experiences,
the niceness wounds her. Regardless, she needs an escape from the demands of
her cargo flight business and a rest from raw memories – the loss of love,
unrelenting danger flying in the California fires, and the death of friends. If
she’s off her game, only she knows.
Rand Caldwell lives a down-to-earth life as the guy everybody
depends on. At times he chafes against that reality, but his commitments matter
to him, especially the one he’s made to the community. When ex-flame Laurel
lands back in town, he fears being burned again. She lives by the whim of the
wild blue yonder and doesn't invest in the grounded practicality that defines
his existence. Too bad she has his heart. This time she’s missing all her fire
and sass, and she's hiding it. Reluctant, but smitten still, he’s driven to
help her.
With no choice but to let down her ragged
defenses, Laurel confronts painful truths about family, love and belonging. She
must teach herself to believe in Rand’s hand in hers, the magic of Echo Falls,
and a place to call home.
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