Some Kind of Wonderful
Her whole life, Puffin Islander Brittany Forrest has dreamed of adventure. And at the age of eighteen, she thought she’d found it in bad boy Zachary Flynn. But after just ten tempestuous, smouldering days, their whirlwind marriage went up in smoke, and Brittany resolved to put him out of her mind forever.Zach knows he let Brittany down, but being back on Puffin Island and seeing Brittany again stirs up long-buried emotions. This daredevil pilot has never felt worthy of her, yet he can’t stay away—even when he knows the chemistry between them will only complicate his life.As long, hot summer days on the beach dissolve into sultry, starry nights, Brittany and Zach find that the sparks between them are more powerful than ever. Could it be that the second time around, their dreams of a happy-ever-after will finally come true?Fall in love with the all new Puffin Island series from Sarah Morgan, the bestselling author who brought you Sleigh Bells in the Snow:Book 1 - First Time in Forever - Out Now!Book 2 - Some Kind of Wonderful - Out Now!Book 3 - Christmas Ever After - October 2015
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SARAH MORGAN is the bestselling author of Sleigh Bells in the Snow. As a child Sarah dreamed of being a writer and, although she took a few interesting detours on the way, she is now living that dream. With her writing career she has successfully combined business with pleasure and she firmly believes that reading romance is one of the most satisfying and fat-free escapist pleasures available. Her stories are unashamedly optimistic and she is always pleased when she receives letters from readers saying that her books have helped them through hard times.
Sarah lives near London with her husband and two children, who innocently provide an endless supply of authentic dialogue. When she isnât writing or reading, Sarah enjoys music, movies and any activity that takes her outdoors.
Readers can find out more about Sarah and her books from her website: www.sarahmorgan.com. She can also be found on Facebook and Twitter.
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First published in Great Britain by HQ in 2015
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Thank you for choosing Some Kind of Wonderful! I hope these characters find a place in your heart and the book a place on your keeper shelf.
This is a story about second chances. Most of us have had a relationship that didnât work out. We move on, maybe a little bruised and battered, but determined to put it behind us. But this approach isnât for everyone and the alternative is something Iâve often pondered. If you werenât right for each other the first time, why would you be right a second time? What has changed?
The answer of course is that people change and love isnât so easily controlled. Brittany, heroine of Some Kind of Wonderful, fell in love with Zachary Flynn when she was a teenager. When he left her after ten days of marriage, she was crushed. She hasnât seen or heard from him in ten years, so returning to the island home she loves and finding him there is a bitter blow. But ten years is a long time. Their relationship takes a direction neither has anticipated, but, before they can consider a future, they first have to confront their past.
Some Kind of Wonderful is a romance, but it also celebrates friendship. Brittany is the sort of friend weâd all be lucky to have in our lives. She is fiercely loyal and caring to those she loves. Her bond with Emily and Skylar is as strong as ever and no matter what hurdles these three women encounter in life, you know they will be side by side supporting each other.
I hope you enjoy this story! I love hearing from readers, so if youâre on Facebook (find me at www.facebook.com/AuthorSarahMorgan) or Twitter (@SarahMorgan_ âdonât forget the underscore) I hope youâll join me there for chats and giveaways and sign up to my newsletter to be sure of hearing about my next release.
Thank you for being the best readers ever!
Love,
Sarah
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To Dianne Moggy, for making my dreams a reality and for allowing her adorable dog Maple to play a starring role in my OâNeil Brothers series. Thank you. x
Friendship is a sheltering tree
âSamuel Taylor Coleridge
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Copyright
ZACHARY FLYNN SHOULD never have been born.
His conception, as his mother was fond of telling him, had been the result of an excess of alcohol and a burst condom. Sheâd spent the first eight years of his life blaming him for everything from poverty to bed bugs. Who sheâd blamed after that he had no idea because at the age of eight someone had asked questions about the recurring bruises and broken bones and heâd been sent to live with a foster family. As churchgoing, God-fearing Christians, theyâd deserved better than a messed-up reject from a rough neighborhood of Boston whoâd been raised to believe the only way to stop someone from screwing you was to screw them first. Heâd had the distinction of being the first foster kid to snap the patience of these good, kind folk. After that heâd been handed from family to family like a baton in a relay race, everyone eager to pass him on.
