Last Love
Welcome back to Juniper Springs, home of gay ducks, Nerdvana, and the LOLS.
Okay, so here's the thing. I'm Liv, the normal O'Bryan sister. I have two kids I'm raising on my own, and I even have what people think is a boring job. Going to Vegas with my insane sisters is out of character for me, but I take that chance because of my new job. And let's face it. I lost my husband over five years ago and I just haven't...well...there's been no one.
But an altercation with some drunken idiots has me almost falling on my butt, until a set of very strong hands save me.
Mason Spencer is younger, beyond sexy, and interested in me. So, I give in for one night. Can't hurt, right? He goes above and beyond my wildest expectations. The next morning, I say thank you and head back to my life.
Until I move in next door to him, and my insane dog Houdini keeps showing up on his doorstep so I can't even avoid him.
Worse, Mason tells me he wants more than that one night stand. Worser, he seems to fit right in with my kids and me and I discover that being with him makes me happier than I've been in years.
But remember, I'm the normal sister, and there's nothing normal about an older woman with two kids snatching up a young man like Mason.
Of course, I've realized that there is nothing normal about the town, so maybe I would fit right in.
Author Note: Yep, it's that time again to jump back into Juniper Springs. Home of Little Old Ladies, the Juniper Springs Express, and a seriously younger man with his mind set on his sexy neighbor. There's a rescue dog with a mohawk who lives up to his name, and a meddling younger sister determined to help Liv find love.
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