Return to Me

by Léon Robin

With the impending news that her mother is going to be married over the Holidays Megan Williams is making a trip back to Dallas Texas to celebrate. A place she left for the bright lights of New York leaving behind the sad memories of being the girl in the corner; frumpy unseen by the love of her once young life Trent Harrison. The out of reach; broodingly gorgeous Trent; the son of her mothers employer- eldest son of the Harrison Dynasty penned as a 'Prince' as is his other male members of his family as Southern Royalty. Megan has to reopen old wounds with her return as does Trent with his unspoken feelings.
Deep rooted feelings that have been long hidden from youthful infactuation to grown passion. Truths are revealed but are they enough to eradicate passed grievances and insecurites?
Is it enough to fight for or to return to?

Kindle Edition

First published December 7, 2013

Reviews

[Wanda · Rating 4 out of 5]

Love to read the next story

[Genelle · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a great read IF you can get through the nightmare of the grammatical errors. It would have rated higher by me but the errors caused such a struggle in the flow of the read that they couldn't be overlooked. While I am not normally a reader who gets hung up on a few errors the number of errors in this book SURPASSED a few. Things such consistently substituting your for you're and his for he's were some of the easy problems. By the time you add in missing words in the sentences and words spelled incorrectly or misused (I.e. prep talk for pep talk) the frustration level increased to the boiling point. The thing about it is that despite the errors because of the actual plot and story line this was a really great story. I struggled with not wanting to get out my secret decoder ring to translate the book with really wanting to know what happened next. In the end my curiosity and vested interest in the characters won out and I continued to trudge through. (Even though I looked down a few times and asked my puppy, "What did you say Lassie? Timmy's in the well? Go get some help girl and while you're at it bring a good editor back too!) I think the author used a version on the computer that allows you to speak and the words are typed for you. If this is the case I would recommend returning it for a refund and using those funds toward a good editor. The story itself was wonderful! However the greatest stories aren't usually remembered or even finished if you need a translator to finish them. I hope that the next story is edited or proof read before it hits the stands because I would love to read about the rest of the "Princes" in this story!

[Shantell · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book was great. Recommended it to a friend but it is no longer available. Any idea when it will be available and when the second story will be available. Felt like I'm left hanging to see what is in store for Lucas and then what can come of the rest of the Harrison/Redthorn Family.

[Annette Williams · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read

this is the first book I have read by this author. very well done. looking forward to the next book in series.

I am awaiting the next book in this saga.

[Miranda · Rating 5 out of 5]

Has anyone been able to contact the author, I would love to talk to them.