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Second Time Around
Recently widowed, Dolly Summers steps in to take her husband’s position in the family business. When her best friend, Sophia is killed, Dolly assumes guardianship of a rebellious teenage daughter
An accident connects Dolly with a stranger, Douglas Martin, and her emotions go awry. Is it possible? Could he really be Robert McGoodall, the man Dolly first loved who supposedly died twenty-eight years ago on his way to propose?
Will Amanda’s growing rebellion thwart Dolly’s second chance at true love?
An accident connects Dolly with a stranger, Douglas Martin, and her emotions go awry. Is it possible? Could he really be Robert McGoodall, the man Dolly first loved who supposedly died twenty-eight years ago on his way to propose?
Will Amanda’s growing rebellion thwart Dolly’s second chance at true love?
256 pages, Paperback
First published November 11, 2012
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July 30, 2013
Second Time Around is a sweet story of second chances. Dolly Summers’ life experiences throughout the story are ones that people have every day, making this such a realistic story to read.
After the death of her husband, Dolly is forced to take over his role in the family business, handle to family drama that comes with being a mother of three, and then upon the death of a friend, becomes guardian of a teenage girl Amanda.
When a ghost from her past comes back in the form of a man with a different name, she struggles to come to terms with it. I won’t give too much away, but it’s a wonderful story of second chances.
I was saddened when it ended, making me wonder what would happen in the character’s lives next. Ingram has a way with words that will have you teary-eyed and laughing out loud. I greatly enjoyed this read and would recommend this book to anyone that wants to read a very well done, love story.
After the death of her husband, Dolly is forced to take over his role in the family business, handle to family drama that comes with being a mother of three, and then upon the death of a friend, becomes guardian of a teenage girl Amanda.
When a ghost from her past comes back in the form of a man with a different name, she struggles to come to terms with it. I won’t give too much away, but it’s a wonderful story of second chances.
I was saddened when it ended, making me wonder what would happen in the character’s lives next. Ingram has a way with words that will have you teary-eyed and laughing out loud. I greatly enjoyed this read and would recommend this book to anyone that wants to read a very well done, love story.
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