Bøger af Kathy-Jo Reinhart

Tinsley Colt Bradshaw after six years of marriage discovers her husband is not the man she thought he was. Deciding it's time for a change of scenery she moves back to her hometown, hoping it will be the perfect place to overcome the writer's block that has hit her. The last thing she expects is to run into her high school sweetheart. The man that tore her heart to shreds. The man she has never really gotten over. Damien Heath is a single father to two-year-old Sami. He has lived in the same small town in Upstate New York his entire life. After High School, he joined the local Sheriff's Department. His ex-girlfriend, Marissa abandoned him and Sami to go off to L.A. to become a model.When he runs into Tinsley he's thrown. She is his one true love. The one who got away. He knows right away that he wants her, but she wants nothing to do with him.

Six years ago, Amber fled her hometown and family heart broken and humiliated. Now, after walking in on her fiancé holding another woman's legs in the air and screaming her name, Amber is headed back home to Oakville, ready for a fresh start in the town she's always loved. Determined to get back to her life, Amber gets a waitressing job at KC's Bar & Grille. After a few weeks of working there, she finally sets in to a happy routine with help from her new friend, Holly. That is, until she meets KC, the owner, her boss, and the man who just happens to be the reason she left so many years ago. The man she never got over. Enter Kyle. He's sexy, charming, the lead singer of a small town band, and owner of KC's Bar & Grille. When Amber left all those years ago, he became a shell of the man he was. Broken, confused, and desperate, Kyle began his new life where nothing mattered aside from music and women, sometimes more than one at a time. Finally realizing that he hated the person he was becoming, he moves back to Oakville with his band to focus on the bar. Still playing a few small gigs here and there, Kyle and his band return home after a month only to walk straight into Amber, the girl who broke his heart and left without a word. With a short, heated conversation revealing that it was all just a misunderstanding, Kyle and Amber are determined to start over again and let the past stay in the past. This is the second chance neither of them dreamed they would get and they aren't going to waste it. Unfortunately, living in this small town isn't as safe as it would seem. With people determined to tear them apart and old flings resurfacing, will Amber and Kyle be able to hold onto their second chance? Or will it all slip through their fingers?

Can opposits really attract? Chelsie Amell is a shy wholesome girl looking for the forever kind of love. Angel Walker is a guilt ridden man whore who is not capable of love. Both are wildly attracted to each other, but do everything in their power to fight it.Will their pasts leave a barrier between them they can't cross? Or will they climb it together and over come it all?

*****This book is recommended for ages 18+ (Strong Language, Violence, Domestic Abuse, sexual content)***** Holly Anders was abandoned by her mother at birth. Growing up shuffled around from one foster home to another, she never thought she'd be loved. When she married Ray right out of high school, she thought she'd finally have the perfect fairy tale life, but it quickly turned into her worst nightmare. Finally able to find the strength, she runs as far and as fast as she can away from the nightmare, finding herself in the small town of Oakville, where she begins her new life. The last thing on Holly's mind is dating or men. She's not anywhere close to being ready to trust another man. Sometimes she wonders if she'll ever be. She was damaged when she met Ray, but he broke her - maybe forever. Paul Walters spent his first sixteen years fearing his father's beatings, but taking them in order to spare his mother from as much of the abuse as possible. When an unspeakable tragedy strikes, he leaves his hometown and heads for Los Angeles. Guilt and fear cause him to spend the next few years drowning his sorrows in booze, drugs, and random women. He refuses to allow himself to get close to anyone; the fear of becoming a monster like his father keeping him from believing a relationship with a woman is possible. Things begin to change when Paul meets Kyle and sees something in him that reminds him of himself. They quickly become friends after forming a band with two other guys. Paul realizes he's missed being part of a family. Deciding they don't like the path they're on, they leave L.A. for Kyle's hometown of Oakville. Paul is ready to start over, but he still vows never to fall in love. When Paul and Holly meet, the chemistry is undeniable. Is it possible for two people to find the courage to let someone in again after they've had their hearts and souls shattered by those they loved and trusted most?