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Foxtail Inn

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Griff Martins has found himself holding the pieces - of a broken heart and a life thats fallen apart before his very eyes. So when fate hands him the keys to the Foxtail Inn as part of his Grandpa's inheritance, Griff hesitantly takes the opportunity to turn his life around. Uprooting his life from New York to move across the continent, Griff vows to protect his heart and never get involved with anyone, ever again.

Frankie Isodoro just wanted to get to Vancouver before Christmas. After her job prospects dry up, she heads across the country to accept her Dad's offer to stay with him till she can get back on her feet, even if she'll be the third wheel in his life once again. But a wrong turn and a sudden snowstorm throw her plans out the window, forcing her to seek shelter at the first hotel she comes across.

The owner of the Foxtail Inn may be be the hottest man Frankie has ever laid eyes on, but his grumpy attitude isn't winning him any favors. As Frankie slowly breaks down his defences, Griff finds himself struggling to deny that he's falling fast and hard for the awkward but pretty girl who showed up on his doorstep in the middle of the night.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Amelia S. Fletcher
Date
25 September 2024
Pages
220
ISBN
9781738200153

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Griff Martins has found himself holding the pieces - of a broken heart and a life thats fallen apart before his very eyes. So when fate hands him the keys to the Foxtail Inn as part of his Grandpa's inheritance, Griff hesitantly takes the opportunity to turn his life around. Uprooting his life from New York to move across the continent, Griff vows to protect his heart and never get involved with anyone, ever again.

Frankie Isodoro just wanted to get to Vancouver before Christmas. After her job prospects dry up, she heads across the country to accept her Dad's offer to stay with him till she can get back on her feet, even if she'll be the third wheel in his life once again. But a wrong turn and a sudden snowstorm throw her plans out the window, forcing her to seek shelter at the first hotel she comes across.

The owner of the Foxtail Inn may be be the hottest man Frankie has ever laid eyes on, but his grumpy attitude isn't winning him any favors. As Frankie slowly breaks down his defences, Griff finds himself struggling to deny that he's falling fast and hard for the awkward but pretty girl who showed up on his doorstep in the middle of the night.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Amelia S. Fletcher
Date
25 September 2024
Pages
220
ISBN
9781738200153