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The Trouble with California Duet — Kristi Ahlers
This duet contains the stories --
From THE TROUBLE WITH BEACHES
Anne is starting her own tour business and her first tour is made up of four retired ladies. How hard could this tour be? Well, Anne isn't counting on one lady getting flirty with her 60's retro driver, one lady having an unusual love of sharks, or the grandson of the leader of the pack not only being sexy as heck, but also being a teasing thorn in her side. Her attraction to Dean is instant and hot, and suddenly when the tour comes to an end, Anne wonders if a new chapter in her life is about to begin. Or is it going to be bon voyage to her heart?
Dean has agreed to join his grandmother on her vacation as a way of spending some time with her. Since he's so busy with his architectural firm, he hasn't spent time with her like he normally had. This trip to California is exactly what he needs. He's prepared to have a great time. What he's not prepared for is the instant burning attraction to the sexy little tour guide. Dean wants Anne more than he wants his next breath, and although the attraction is mutual, he realizes he needs to talk Anne into giving him a chance. Well, nothing worth having ever came easy, and he's going to make sure Anne realizes they're meant to be together.
From THE TROUBLE WITH VINEYARDS
Meredith Ramsey is at the end of her rope. It's up to her to turn her family's vineyard into a money maker or a winery that has been in the family for one hundred eighty-two years will go up for auction. Her grandmother Marie, decides what Meredith needs is some help.
Enter Jackson Remy. He runs a very successful consulting company and it's up to him to help turn things around for Le Clerq winery. He's up for the challenge but what he wasn't counting on his overwhelming desire for Meredith which has never abetted even after ten years have passed. When the two of them come together the sparks fly and anything can happen and if a few grapes get crushed in the process all the better.
From THE TROUBLE WITH BEACHES
Anne is starting her own tour business and her first tour is made up of four retired ladies. How hard could this tour be? Well, Anne isn't counting on one lady getting flirty with her 60's retro driver, one lady having an unusual love of sharks, or the grandson of the leader of the pack not only being sexy as heck, but also being a teasing thorn in her side. Her attraction to Dean is instant and hot, and suddenly when the tour comes to an end, Anne wonders if a new chapter in her life is about to begin. Or is it going to be bon voyage to her heart?
Dean has agreed to join his grandmother on her vacation as a way of spending some time with her. Since he's so busy with his architectural firm, he hasn't spent time with her like he normally had. This trip to California is exactly what he needs. He's prepared to have a great time. What he's not prepared for is the instant burning attraction to the sexy little tour guide. Dean wants Anne more than he wants his next breath, and although the attraction is mutual, he realizes he needs to talk Anne into giving him a chance. Well, nothing worth having ever came easy, and he's going to make sure Anne realizes they're meant to be together.
From THE TROUBLE WITH VINEYARDS
Meredith Ramsey is at the end of her rope. It's up to her to turn her family's vineyard into a money maker or a winery that has been in the family for one hundred eighty-two years will go up for auction. Her grandmother Marie, decides what Meredith needs is some help.
Enter Jackson Remy. He runs a very successful consulting company and it's up to him to help turn things around for Le Clerq winery. He's up for the challenge but what he wasn't counting on his overwhelming desire for Meredith which has never abetted even after ten years have passed. When the two of them come together the sparks fly and anything can happen and if a few grapes get crushed in the process all the better.
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