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What Is Reader Praise For Learning To Love Again
A gripping, emotional, and heartwarming story.

Amanda Nichols is the go to planner for celebrities, politicians, and the wealthy residents of Charlotte Island. Having Amanda planning an event guarantees success. If only she can work the same magic with her personal life. While smart, attractive, and successful, Amanda isn’t able to make romance and relationships work in her life.

Evan Worthington comes from a wealthy Boston family and has taken his fortune and built a business empire. He once knew happiness with a young wife and newborn son, until his late wife died twelve years earlier. To cope with his loss Evan threw himself into his work. No one has suffers more than Evan’s fifteen year-old son, Jacob, who wants to know an emotionally distant and unavailable father. …show more content…
Can they admit how they feel and get past what is most holding them back? Does Amanda hold the key to Evan repairing the broken relationship with his son? It all hinges on Evan learning to love again.

Buy this heartwarming novella that you will be telling your friends about!

Reader praise for Learning to Love Again:

“Emotionally touching and beautiful!”

“Amazing book! I have shared with my friends.”

“An honest heartfelt read that many will relate
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