[Tarnished Saints 10] • Playing Nate
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- Authors
- Rose, Elizabeth
- Publisher
- Elizabeth Rose Novels
- Tags
- romantic comedy , inheritance or family legacy , younger man , marriage of convenience , hearts desire , women's fiction , divorce in one year , preacher father , forever love , love inspired , business deal , second chances , business in disrepair , services exchanged , twelve brothers , bar & grill owner , romance , sensual , inspirational , bachelor , contemporary , the taylor twelve , book series , twenty years-old , taylor siblings , flower shop owner , westerns , cowboys , musician , older woman , tarnished saints , religious family , pregnant & widowed , taylor family , older daughter , artist , sweet water mi. , family loan , single woman
- Date
- 2018-10-01T00:00:00+00:00
- Size
- 0.24 MB
- Lang
- en
Book 10
The Taylor Twelve: Sons of a preacher but far from saints, these men are nothing but trouble! (Part of a series, but each book stands alone.)
Nate Taylor is a musician and owns a Bar and Grill that is in disrepair. In need of money to fix his place up before he loses his business, he goes to his brothers for help. When none of them are able to help him, he starts to worry. He has a rock band that is his passion, but without his bar, he won't be able to make a living.
Isabella Goldstone is a divorcee who moves to the little town of Sweet Water, Michigan to open a flower shop. She comes from money, and wants to start a new life for herself and her twenty-year-old widowed, pregnant daughter. While she's been a florist her entire life, he passion is really to be a singer. She's always wanted to own a bar and sing old-time torch music to the customers. So when she hears that one of the Taylor boys is in need of money, she sees an opportunity to get what she wants. But not everything is as it seems, and she ends up offering a man who is ten years younger than her a marriage of convenience as part of a business deal.
Can two people with ten years between them continue a farce of a marriage sticking to the terms of divorce in one year's time, or will they find passion between them that was never meant to be?