To Love Again

Forty and Free, Book 1

By: Lila Scott

Narrated by: Gwendolyn Druyor

At 42, divorced mother of two Nicole Adams yearns to discover her true self again. Her children recognize the defeat and sadness in her eyes and she knows that her kids deserve to see their mother happy.

When Nicole follows the suggestion of a friend to go on a spa getaway during a time that her children are away with their father, she does so believing that it might lead to the self-discovery she is seeking. What she ends up finding at the Cielo Spa & Resort is much more than what she bargains for. What she ends up finding at the Cielo Spa & Resort is Gavin Bell.

Gavin Bell is a successful businessman who only cares about his clients and getting the job done - it's how he's always defined his life and it's also the thing that led to the downfall of his marriage. But he hasn't found a good reason to change his ways - it helps him to ignore any hints of loneliness or regret about his past mistakes.

When Gavin's boss and best friend sends him away to a spa in the mountains for a break from work, Gavin is anything but pleased about it. He decides that he'll spend the time in his room on his computer working, but while checking in, he meets a woman that he can't get out of his mind.

Both deceived about the Cielo Spa & Resort by well-meaning friends, Nicole and Gavin find themselves amongst individuals looking for love - a fact that neither of them is pleased about. They'll make the best of a night - or two, if a shared meal convinces them that an initial spark just might be turning into something more.

©2015 Lillianna Blake (P)2016 Lillianna Blake

To Love Again

A sweet and entertaining romance. I enjoyed the clean and romantic story. It seemed real even if a little far fetched. A good read.

Bland

If the story concerns the 40+ age group, please don't have them act like 20 year olds.

No Plot, Too Touchy, Too Feely

Gavin and Nicole take a walk and hold hands. Yeah that is the plot pretty much. The author can write sweet feelings. I really wanted to give this one a minus star. It is G rated.