Dealing with Denver
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The holidays are behind us and the days are getting longer, but the inclement weather is still keeping many of us inside. If you’re already longing for spring but it’s cold outside, why not grab a cup of hot chocolate and curl up with a good book set in the springtime?
In Dealing with Denver, Southern travel writer Mattie Meadows needs an excuse to spend a few days in Barbourville, Tennessee, without the town folk guessing why she’s there. Fortunately, she’s a frequent contributor to a magazine devoted to cottages, and Barbourville boasts a delightfully authentic, old-time cottage. After snagging an assignment to write about Potter Place, Mattie figures her goal is in sight. Then Denver Vance shows up at the cottage and everything changes.
Since Chicago attorney Denver Vance is merely passing through Barbourville on his way home, he decides to spend one night at his brother’s cottage, Potter Place, and head north the following day. Problem is, there’s a stranger on the front porch who acts as though he’s the intruder, and by the time Denver discovers who she is, he’s already been drawn into helping her with her clandestine search. Here’s a summary and an excerpt.
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