Never Too Late
Appleby Series #1
by Alyssia Leon
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Pub Date Aug 05 2016 | Archive Date Jan 01 2017
Description
On the verge of welcoming her sweetheart home, Molly King is left reeling at the sight of his glamorous new fiancee. Suddenly all her dreams of love are ripped away.
Billionaire Jake Hennessy is running from the media and his past. Love broke him once, and love will never touch him again. Appleby village is the back of beyond but it's his last hope for escape. That is until Molly comes along and turns his world upside down. Now all he wants is her. A few nights with her.
In the middle of village gossip and scandal, Molly struggles to rebuild her life and pride. But Jake is a danger that threatens to shred her heart to pieces all over again. And he has plans for Barrowdene, her beloved manor house. When he leaves Appleby, Molly and her grandmother will find themselves out on the streets.
Contains mature content. Readers: 18+
Advance Praise
An absolute treat to read. This book was so addictive I just couldn't put it down the style of writing is fabulous very detailed and captivating that takes you right into the heart of the story. I had to stop and reflect a few times and think wow this author really has a great imagination. - Goodreads Review
Never Too Late was a sweet, addicting read that I definitely didn't want to put down. All in all, this novel is a great summer read. I absolutely loved it. I look forward to reading more from this author. If you like small town contemporary romances, this is the novel for you! - Goodreads Review
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781911519010 |
| PRICE | $5.99 (USD) |
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