A dreamer's romance

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Every Friday Jenny Sullivan cruised the shelves at a quaint bookstore searching for her weekend entertainment. Little did she know that the owner, Brian McKenzie, a former lawyer, had given her the nickname Snow White. Brian left the law firm to follow his heart and open the book store. Unfortunately, Brian’s 10-month old marriage ended suddenly when his wife decided she preferred the lawyer in him. Heartbroken, Brian threw himself into building up his business and restoring his fixer-upper row house. Now mystery-lover Jenny has peaked his interest and is making his life seem exciting again. He hires her to paint murals in the store because she is talented and to spend more time with her. Jenny is friends with the local mystery writer, Anna Waters. Because of Jenny’s talent with a paintbrush and Anna’s brilliant new novel, the once small bookstore quickly become the hottest spot in town. But Brian’s ex won’t seem to go away as his attraction to Jenny begins to grow.

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Is A dreamer's romance appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 13 and up.

Clean contemporary romance about a bookstore owner and customer falling in love while building a business together. Fade-to-black intimacy, no violence or strong language, wholesome relationship development.