Getting by (A Knight's Tale)
When Emma Anderson arrived at San Francisco International Airport, she regretted accepting the distinction of being the maid of honor to Gaby’s—her childhood friend—wedding. It had been years since the last time she set foot in Menlo Park, where her parents had been killed. The rug where she...
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When Emma Anderson arrived at San Francisco International Airport, she regretted accepting the
distinction of being the maid of honor to Gaby’s—her childhood friend—wedding. It had been years
since the last time she set foot in Menlo Park, where her parents had been killed. The rug where she had
been shoving her feelings since that day looked bumpier than a camel’s hump. Who could blame her; if
she hadn’t been selfish they’d still be around. Ever since that fateful day, Emma has been perfecting the
knack of Getting By.
Cade’s wedding in Menlo Park—a city close to San Francisco—might be the perfect place for Jake Knight
to shake the memories of his ex, Emma Anderson for good. Single, available women galore for an entire
week was the perfect medication, one he intended to take three times a day for an entire week to
return to his player days. It was a plan the former spy thought flawless until he came face to face with
the maid of honor. Jake’s perfect retreat turns into a flight, fight or hide week of celebrations.
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Format: kindle
ASIN: B00II6IKLO
Publish date: February 17th 2014
Publisher: Literally Alpaca, LLC
Pages no: 213
Edition language: English
Series: A Knight's Tale (#1)
This book is about Jake and Emma... no... wait.. i take it back.. this book is about Serendipity!It is about secrets and broken souls... it is about opening up and not being afraid... but mostly it is about taking a chance on love!Emma is a broken girl with a dead protected heart... Jake is a self m...
The first thing I said to myself when I finished this book was that, yes this is a love story, a contemporary romance to be exact. However, this book is more about family than it is about romance. It is the good, the bad, the ugly, the sad and how two families shape who we are as people and how we a...