An aspiring actress and an formidable actual property developer butt
heads over an previous theater in a small Georgia city.
Alexandrea “Drea” Gale has been in Sugar Lake for a 12 months now,
serving to out along with her aunt’s bakery as she recovers from a hip substitute.
Nothing lasts endlessly, although, and Drea is starting to plan her return to
New York when a brand new problem presents itself within the type of Mrs. Betty
Kilborn, who desires Drea to assist renovate her Redheart theater. Drea finds this
a great motive to stay round just a little bit longer. However there is a fly within the
ointment: Betty’s grandson, Kellen Kilborn, has stepped into the position of
president at Kilborn Properties after his grandfather’s passing, and his plans
to launch the corporate into greater and higher issues rests on promoting the previous,
antiquated theater. He counters his grandmother’s sentimentality with monetary
projections and enterprise acumen, setting off a battle of wills with Drea.
Kellen is decided to promote the theater to a different actual property group whereas
Drea believes in Mrs. Betty’s dream of restoring the Redheart to its former
glory. This opposites-attract romance is infused with small-town appeal. Kellen is
a bit chilly and stuffy on the surface, which results in quippy, rapid-fire banter
with the extra whimsical and assured Drea. Sparks begin flying instantly,
leaving readers anticipating their subsequent scene collectively. Be ready to fall in
love with Sugar Lake, dwelling of the Goode ’N Candy bakery, identified for its
fluffy honey biscuits, and the Redheart, which has nostalgic themed film
nights and screenings of Hollywood classics. This up to date romance, with
pretty household dynamics at its middle, forgoes any pointless dramatics in
favor of a heat, down-home feeling.
A real consolation learn.
