Crazy Little Thing Called Love

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When love calls, sometimes you have to answer—even if it means your whole world might come crashing down. Dr. Faith Hartwell has built the perfect life: a nationally syndicated radio show where she dispenses relationship advice to millions, a gorgeous Victorian mansion she's restoring, and walls around her heart so high that no man could possibly scale them. After surviving a disastrous marriage that left her broken and scarred, Faith has sworn off love forever. She's perfectly content being everyone else's relationship guru while keeping her own heart safely locked away. Enter Jake Murphy—devastatingly handsome contractor with ocean-blue eyes, killer dimples, and an infuriating habit of seeing right through her carefully constructed defenses. One look at Faith standing in her crumbling Victorian (covered in dust and looking absolutely nothing like the polished radio personality she pretends to be), and Jake knows he's found the woman he's going to marry. Too bad she wants nothing to do with him. Faith may be an expert on other people's love lives, but when it comes to her own heart, she's about as clueless as they come. Jake's patient courtship, surprise coffee deliveries, and those devastating late-night calls to her radio show are slowly chipping away at her resolve. But just when Faith starts to believe in second chances, her past comes back to haunt her—and this time, it's not just her heart on the line. Between a house that's literally falling down around her, a stalker who won't take no for an answer, and a ninety-year-old grandmother-in-law who's determined to be the world's most fabulous bad influence, Faith is about to learn that sometimes the biggest risk is not taking one at all. From New York Times bestselling author Liliana Hart comes a laugh-out-loud romantic comedy about second chances, the courage to love again, and the truth that sometimes the best foundations are built on beautifully broken pieces.

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Etta Green is the last place she ever wanted to be again: Everson, Texas. Determined to make a name for herself doing what she loved, she moved to Chicago, working her way up to assistant chef in of the most respected restaurants in the city. But when she gets word that Hazel, her beloved grandmother, has died, Etta hightails it back home to take care of her affairs. But something is rotten is the city of Everson and Etta knows exactly who to blame: Donny Joe Ledbetter. How on earth did smooth-talking womanizer Donny Joe convince Hazel to give her part ownership of his house? And how could Hazel agree to turn her beloved family home into a B&B with Donny Joe? Donny Joe Ledbetter has plenty on his plate, thank you very much. He adored Hazel - she was his next door neighbor, a never-ending source of advice, a grandmother of sorts, a business partner, and most importantly a friend. So when the beautiful but frustrating Etta steamrolls back into town, Donny Joe is determined to be kind. But when she rightfully claims half-ownership of the B&B, they can't agree on a single thing. Donny Joe is a little bit country and Etta is a big city girl. He's meat and potatoes and she's gourmet cuisine. He's a good ole boy who's always gotten by on his lazy charm and she's no nonsense and completely immune to his masculine charms...until her older sister abandons her eight year old daugher, Daphne in Etta's care. Etta doesn't have a single maternal bone in her body but much to her surprise, Donny Joe is a natural. When Etta leans on him for help with Daphne, he's there with flying colors and a sexy smile that makes her shiver with delight. But can these total opposites find their own happily ever after together?