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Back in high school, Lee Archer had the power to make Jessie Baxter's cheeks flush and her heart race. But the popular athlete never wanted to be more than just friends. Ten years later, after a failed marriage and with her journalism career on shaky ground, Jessie's come home for her high school reunion--and Lee still has the power to make her knees weak and her pulse pound.Lee's teenage years were filled with more trauma and drama than anyone guessed. Though his damaged past has helped make him a successful police detective, it's hurt every relationship he's tried. But seeing the grown-up, stunning Jessie might just change his commitment-phobic mind.
Jessie's psycho ex-husband had her convinced no one would ever love her, but Lee is ready to step out of the friend zone and into her heart. Can she learn to trust again before she loses her chance to turn her first crush into her last love?
Elizabeth McKenna's novel will have you remembering the angst of high school, the grief of a failed relationship, and the joy of finding true love at last.
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"Elizabeth McKenna has a way of making the characters so real."
"This is a truly beautiful story of hope, love and a second chance at first love again."
"The author infused lots of life into the characters, which in turn made the storyline come alive."
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About the author
Though Elizabeth McKenna's love of books reaches back to her childhood, she had never read romance novels until one Christmas when her sister gave her the latest bestseller by Nora Roberts. She was hooked from page one (actually, she admits it was the first love scene).
She had always wanted to write fiction, so she combined her love of history, romance and a happy ending to write Cera's Place and Venice in the Moonlight. Her short story, The Gypsy Casts a Spell, is available for free on her website here. She hopes you will enjoy her first contemporary romance novel, First Crush Last Love, as much as others have enjoyed her historical romances.
Elizabeth, aka Maureen Lippert, lives in Wisconsin with her understanding husband, two beautiful daughters, and a sassy Labrador. When she isn't writing, working, or being a mom, she's sleeping.
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I do remember my first crush and no I would not connect with him.
ReplyDeleteMy first crush was my spouse. I am gladly divorced.
ReplyDeleteYes, it was when I was about 14. Think I saw him recently but didn't have the bottle to say anything but I would next time.
ReplyDeleteI was only a primary school but am now a friend on Facebook
ReplyDeleteI don't remember my first crush, really.. There have been so many :P:P lol
ReplyDeleteI do remember my first crush, and have no desire to reconnect with him!
ReplyDeleteMy first crush was a boy in the 5th grade. I haven't seen him in over 20 years though.
ReplyDeleteI do remember him but wouldn't connect with him now.
ReplyDeleteI do remember them and no i would not reconnect
ReplyDeleteYes, I remember but would not reconnect with him.
ReplyDeleteI do remember my first crush but wouldn't connect with him now.
ReplyDeleteI still like my first crush and still talk to him on a regular basis. He will never know... :)
ReplyDeleteMy first crush was 50 years ago and he is dead.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the contest.
slehan at juno dot com
Only vaguely, and no, I probably would not - ha!
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