Title: Where Forever Lies (Sweet Haven #1)
Author: Tara Neideffer
Release Date: April 23, 2014
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Synopsis
Just as grief threatens to consume her, fate grabs her hand and leads her out of the darkness.
It's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel when life gives you a chaotic mess of grief, but Paige Griffin is determined to make a good life for her and her three-year old daughter, Kyra. At twenty-three, she juggles her days as a nurse, with the rest of her time being a single mother. Too busy to know which way is up, she doesn't give dating much thought until one guy makes a sudden impact on her life.
Tyler Evans seems like a nice guy, good looking even, but Paige is hesitant about letting a guy into her and her daughter’s life, especially when he seems just as closed off as she. But once Paige keeps running into Tyler and his eight-year-old son, Brandon, she begins to realize that there’s more to him than she thought.
Eventually, they both find themselves unable to keep their guards up any longer; but can a country boy and a city girl make a relationship work? As they both question their love, they realize that sometimes fate has its own plan for where your forever lies.
***This is book one in a trilogy but each book can stand-alone***
***Due to sexual content, this novel is intended for audiences ages 18+***
It's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel when life gives you a chaotic mess of grief, but Paige Griffin is determined to make a good life for her and her three-year old daughter, Kyra. At twenty-three, she juggles her days as a nurse, with the rest of her time being a single mother. Too busy to know which way is up, she doesn't give dating much thought until one guy makes a sudden impact on her life.
Tyler Evans seems like a nice guy, good looking even, but Paige is hesitant about letting a guy into her and her daughter’s life, especially when he seems just as closed off as she. But once Paige keeps running into Tyler and his eight-year-old son, Brandon, she begins to realize that there’s more to him than she thought.
Eventually, they both find themselves unable to keep their guards up any longer; but can a country boy and a city girl make a relationship work? As they both question their love, they realize that sometimes fate has its own plan for where your forever lies.
***This is book one in a trilogy but each book can stand-alone***
***Due to sexual content, this novel is intended for audiences ages 18+***
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About the Author
Tara Neideffer was born and raised in Indiana with a love for animals, especially horses. As a child she could always be found in the saddle, running her horse at full speed through open fields. She also has a love of ghost stories and a morbid fascination with watching murder mystery shows. When she's not busy writing, she's taking care of her animals, spending time with her family or reading. She still lives in Indiana with her husband, daughter and stepson on twenty acres, with too many animals to name.
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Giveaway!
Where Forveer Lies is a story about loss and love again. Paige is a single mom who lost the father of her daughter in a motorcycle accident. Even though they were not together, she is still sad that she is going to have to raise their daughter all alone. She is now a true single parent.
Tyler is a divorcee who has a son. Him and his ex don't see eye to eye. He is doing his best as a dad. He is not looking for a relationship. He is more focused on his son and his business.
Then the 2 of them meet in the weirdest way. He crashes her car into him... crazy how fate works!
The story tells the relationship between two single people 9as well as single parents), who are doing their best to make everything in their lives work. There is some drama. Poor Tyler has a crazy stalker type girl who wants to be his girlfriend. But, they work things out and seem to be destined to be tougher.
I found this to be a light and fast read. The double point of view gave an inside view as to what they were thinking. It made it very enjoyable.
