Timing Is Everything Series by Christine Miles

Can they free the past to have a future together?Florist Alyson Douglas is focused on saving her business when her past walks back into her life. She, however, is no longer a girl, and he was careless with her heart the first time. David Preston has spent the last ten years rebuilding his life and now wants his true passion. Then fate brings “the one” back into his life, presenting him with a second chance to have everything he’s ever wanted.

Christine Miles delivers more racing hearts with this swoony, thrilling mystery! Perfect for reading as a standalone or binged with the rest of her Timing is Everything series, This Time It’s Forever is a police officer romantic suspense you’ll want to devour in one sitting. Felicity Mayhew has built a career as a planner for fairy tale weddings. But the long hours and demanding clients have started to take a toll. She’s also acquired an enemy who’s leaving her menacing notes... moreChristine Miles delivers more racing hearts with this swoony, thrilling mystery! Perfect for reading as a standalone or binged with the rest of her Timing is Everything series, This Time It’s Forever is a police officer romantic suspense you’ll want to devour in one sitting. Felicity Mayhew has built a career as a planner for fairy tale weddings. But the long hours and demanding clients have started to take a toll. She’s also acquired an enemy who’s leaving her menacing notes. Unable to ignore the threat, she turns to the one person who can help her. Rookie Detective Ian Stafford’s move to Denver had never been part of the plan. Running away isn’t his usual go-to move, but after experiencing betrayal from the two people closest to him, living and working in his hometown became too painful. Working nonstop to find her stalker will take Ian and Felicity down a twist-filled path, and leave question marks over people Felicity trusts. Despite the darkness surrounding them, they find themselves connecting in a way neither expected. But who is writing Felicity’s threatening notes? And how far is the perpetrator willing to go? less