The Valentine Inn

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I, Charlotte Valentine, am mostly of sound mind. Typically, I make really good choices. I mean I went to college, never did drugs . . . I even brush and floss every day. That's not to say I don't make poor decisions-believe me, I do. They always seem to involve men-everything from gluing my eye shut (don't ask) to falling in love with my boss. Did I mention he was famous? Oh, Drake Foster, you beautiful creature, you. My sister told me not to accept the position as his personal assistant. Apparently, she thinks it's emotionally unhealthy for me to work for the object of my desire. What does she know? Well, she knew enough to tell me not to go on a little jaunt with him through a blizzard. She was definitely against us sharing the only room left at the coziest inn ever. And what happened after that she was adamant should have never happened. But, hey, it all worked out. I got the inn and the cutest kid ever. Unfortunately, Drake has no idea about either one-he really should answer his phone more-until, that is, he decides to take a trip down memory lane and shows up at my beloved inn. Let's just say he's surprised. But he's not the only one. Who knew our connection would be just as strong as it always was and that all this time, I've haunted him as much as he's haunted me? But this time, will love come to stay, or is it checking out for good? USA Today bestselling author Jennifer Peel presents a swoony, laugh-out-loud, magical story that will make you believe in the power of true love.

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Is The Valentine Inn appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 16 and up.

This contemporary romance features adult situations including a past sexual encounter that results in pregnancy, some sexual tension and kissing, and mild language. The story focuses on themes of second chances and parenthood.