All I Ever Duet

All I Ever Wanted: A Christmas Novella (Book 1)

His biggest regret is letting her walk away.

Kelsie Marsh and Reese Wilson have been friends since high school. And he’s been in love with her for as long as he can remember. When Kelsie left for college, Reese let her walk away and never revealed his true feelings. Now Kelsie’s back in Foxtail Ridge and Reese has one last shot at happiness. But will Kelsie feel the same way? Will there be a Christmas miracle?

All I Ever Wanted is the sweet and romantic first book of the Foxtail Ridge Duet.

Tropes

• Christmas Romance

• Small Town

• Friends to Lovers

• Second Chance

• Strong FMC

• Cinnamon Roll MMC

• Golden Retriever MMC

All I Ever Needed: A Valentine's Novella (Book 2)

Fate has a little something in store for her, and it comes when she least expects it.

Abbie Marsh has lived in Foxtail Ridge, a small town in the Rocky Mountains, her entire life.

She absolutely loves everything about it.

Okay, almost everything. The one thing she doesn’t love? The dating scene—it’s almost non-existent. But she’s not worried, because she’s not looking for love. Between helping her sister Kelsie with her bed & breakfast, playing Cupid, and wrangling a grumpy author, she has her hands full. But little does she know that Matt Ellis, the grumpy author, is going to take a sledgehammer to the walls she’s built around her heart. But will Abbie let her guard down long enough to fall in love with Matt?

All I Ever Needed is the snarky and swoony second book in the All I Ever / Foxtail Ridge Duet.

Author note: Reading All I Ever Wanted (Book 1) is recommended. But it’s not required to fully enjoy All I Ever Needed (Book 2). All I Ever Needed can be read as a stand-alone.

Tropes

• Valentine's Romance

• Small Town

• Enemies to Lovers

• Grumpy-Sunshine

• He Falls First

• Meet Cute

• Strong FMC

• Groveling MMC

All I Ever, book 1 and book 2, is also available in paperback bundle and ebook bundle.

eBook Format: ePUB

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