Jukebox Hero

by Teri Anne Stanley

It’s the fall of 1959, and young widow Peggy Anderson’s sole focus is keeping her little restaurant open for another day. Unfortunately the Jukebox Malt Shop is barely holding its own on a good day. To make matters worse, the neighboring car dealer wants to shut her down and take over the property. The last thing she needs is a very bad boy from her past, rolling in to town on his motorcycle to stir up trouble.
Ray White has been kept away from Tucker by the good warden of the Eddyville Correctional Institute, but now he’s back, and ready to take care of problems that cropped up in his absence. When his desire for redemption send him to Peggy’s diner, he can’t ignore the feelings that he’s harbored all of these years—but will the secrets between them be too much for love to conquer?

58 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 5, 2015

Reviews

[Teri Anne]

I hope you enjoy Peggy and Ray's story. I had a fun time writing it. It's a bit of a different kind of book than my normal fare--still lots of emotion and sexytimes, but it's set in the imaginary town of Tucker, Kentucky, long before Lauren and Mike, from DEADLY CHEMISTRY, were even born. And it's shorter than my other books, just a little novella to fill a rainy (or sunny, or snowy, or overcast, or...) afternoon.
Happy Reading!

[Tracey]

Fast, fun read!

Fun and Lovable characters and a good little plot twist thrown in for good measure!i always love a sorry with a "real" sized heroine!

[Stacy McKitrick]

Interesting little story. Looking for an entertaining quick read? Then look no further.