Welcome Back to Kissing Springs. .. Finding your fiance in a compromising position has a tendency to throw a woman into a tailspin. Melanie Gussow did everything right. She got a nice, safe degree in marketing. Chose a relationship with a steady man from a good family, even if he's sometimes needy and self-absorbed. .. All men are, right? After uprooting her life to move to his small town, how could he betray her? She'll show him... moreWelcome Back to Kissing Springs. .. Finding your fiance in a compromising position has a tendency to throw a woman into a tailspin. Melanie Gussow did everything right. She got a nice, safe degree in marketing. Chose a relationship with a steady man from a good family, even if he's sometimes needy and self-absorbed. .. All men are, right? After uprooting her life to move to his small town, how could he betray her? She'll show him. Who better to heal a broken heart than the boy next door? And what a boy? Tyler Jackson wears the hell out of a pair of distressed jean, especially when his tool belt drops them extra low. Thick muscles ripple with every swing of his hammer. She yearns to stroke her fingers through that rugged scruff along his jaw as much as through those boyishly floppy locks. Those soulful eyes threaten devastation on Melanie's already fragile heart, but despite the risk, it's about time Melanie had a man good with his hands. Business is good. Tyler has more work that he knows what to do with, but doing favors for the community aren't doing favors for his wallet. He agreed to help a friend restore their old farmhouse, a paying gig, but dangers lurk around every corner. Tyler barely avoided three major job-site blunders. Supplies go missing; his equipment tampered with. Every step forward puts him two steps back. He has no time for the curvy sweetheart with a wall around her heart, but damn if he doesn't want to take a jackhammer to that wall. Maybe just jackhammer her to the bed. .. Potato, Po-ta-toe. One taste won't be enough. No one ever said Tyler wasn't stubborn. At the end of the day, if the job doesn't kill him, she very much will. less
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