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Return to Wilson's Hollow. You met him in Country Christmas. Luke Davis returns in Picture Perfect Holiday.
Lindsay McKay travels the world, bringing the sights, sounds and people to life through her photography. She has an apartment in New York, but she hasn't slept in her own bed in three months. She was due for a break, and thanks to an old college friend, she was going to get some needed rest and relaxation.
Taking a gig to photograph a bed and breakfast marketing brochure wasn't her norm, but for Sara she would do just about anything. Plus, free room and board and all the brownies she could eat was an added bonus. What she hadn't counted on was the force of nature that was Luke Davis, sexy as sin handyman extraordinaire.
Being a free spirit, Lindsay had a standing rule of no strings attached relationships with the opposite sex. Luke didn't agree with her philosophy and was determined to prove her wrong, because when he set his mind to wanting something, he didn't give up.
A new job offer threatens to cut her visit short. Will Luke convince Lindsay that falling in love doesn't mean you lose your own identity in the process or will she be afraid to take the chance?
Lindsay McKay travels the world, bringing the sights, sounds and people to life through her photography. She has an apartment in New York, but she hasn't slept in her own bed in three months. She was due for a break, and thanks to an old college friend, she was going to get some needed rest and relaxation.
Taking a gig to photograph a bed and breakfast marketing brochure wasn't her norm, but for Sara she would do just about anything. Plus, free room and board and all the brownies she could eat was an added bonus. What she hadn't counted on was the force of nature that was Luke Davis, sexy as sin handyman extraordinaire.
Being a free spirit, Lindsay had a standing rule of no strings attached relationships with the opposite sex. Luke didn't agree with her philosophy and was determined to prove her wrong, because when he set his mind to wanting something, he didn't give up.
A new job offer threatens to cut her visit short. Will Luke convince Lindsay that falling in love doesn't mean you lose your own identity in the process or will she be afraid to take the chance?
