Light the Way Home
1st Edition
Published on 27. March 2020
156 pages
978-1-7346689-1-9 (ISBN)
Description
Single dad Nate Baxter has his hands full with his son and his haunted lighthouse. He doesn't have time to spend with a woman...especially one who won't stick around, like his ex-wife.
But Lucie Russo's not like other women Nate's met. She's sweet and sexy, and his mouth waters every time he's around her.
Will a family emergency cause him to break his relationship rules? And if he does, will his heart be broken too?
A story from the Common Elements Romance Project
Over 70 stories, with stories that have just five things in common: a lightning storm, lost keys, a haunted house (really haunted or rumored to be), a stack of thick books, and a person named Max. Everything else is up to the individual authors.
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Elizabeth Andrews has been a book lover since she was old enough to read. She read her copies of Little Women and the Little House series so many times, the books fell apart. As an adult, her book habit continues. She has a room overflowing with her literary collection right now, and still more spreading into other rooms. Almost as long as she's been reading great stories, she's been attempting to write her own. Thanks to a fifth grade teacher who started the class on creative writing, Elizabeth went from writing creative sentences to short stories and eventually full-length novels. Her father saved her poor, callused fingers from permanent damage when he brought home a used typewriter for her.
Elizabeth found her mother's stash of romance novels as a teenager, and-though she loves horror- romance became her very favorite genre, making writing romances a natural progression. There are more than just a few manuscripts, however, tucked away in a filing cabinet that will never see the light of day.
Along with her enormous book stash, Elizabeth lives with her husband of more than twenty years, with frequent visits to and from her two young adult sons. When she's not at work or buried in books or writing, there is a garden outside full of herbs, flowers and vegetables that requires occasional attention.
You can visit her website to learn more: www.elizabethandrewswrites.com
