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Hattie Campanelli has blue hair and a solid start on a tattoo sleeve. No way can she be Finn Weslow’s muse. He needs a woman with pearls and pink sweaters.
Then again, to the world, Finn looks like a bad boy musician, when in reality he's button-down shirts and home-cooked meals.
So looks can be deceiving, after all.
But one thing's sure—Hattie and Finn need each other. One for music, one for survival, but both for true love.
From the author of Picking Daisy and Forgiving Tess comes a poignant tale of love, forgiveness, and surprises.
Hattie is devoted to helping other women but she needs more money to continue funding Life House. She is so focused on her task, she doesn't even consider her own needs. But then Finn comes along. He is taken with Hattie from the moment he sets eyes on her. She knows he's a famous musician and figures he'll be gone before long. Finn does his best to convince her how serious he is. He even writes songs for her. But she has trust issues--especially with men. Finn isn't about to give up though and goes all out to convince her of his intent. I really enjoyed this sweet, delightful romance.
