Something About Her

Author: Debbie Macomber
Genre(s): Romance
Total pages: 116
Something About Her

Two uplifting romances from #1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber that will make you believe in love!

Heartsong

After experiencing a personal loss, Skye Garvin has rebuilt her life around teaching, music and helping others. Her playful, generous spirit brings sunshine to the hospital where she volunteers. But the unexpected arrival of patient Jordan Kiley catches her completely off guard! His grumpy refusal to accept help challenges her compassion even as his piercing gray eyes and commanding presence threaten her heart. But Jordan holds secrets that could shatter her trust forever. Is Skye ready to risk everything for a second chance at love?

Love Thy Neighbor

For weeks, Lesley Brown had been counting down the days, curious and excited about the arrival of her new neighbor. With their duplex being the only house for miles, she couldn’t help but hope the new tenant would be a friend. But when she met Cole Daniels, hope turned into something far more complicated.

Cole was everything she didn’t expect—sharp-tongued, standoffish, infuriatingly cryptic. And yet, there was something about him that Lesley couldn’t ignore. Maybe it was the way he came to her rescue, then frustratingly shut her out again. Or maybe it was the secrets he so carefully guarded, secrets that practically begged to be unraveled.

Was Cole running from something, or simply keeping the world—and Lesley—at arm’s length? As their lives became increasingly tangled, she began to wonder…would the truth bring them closer, or drive an unsurmountable wedge between them?

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