Molly just can’t see how to fix things!
As her college graduation approaches, stuff isn’t heading in the best direction. Like, her love life? It sucks. Her family business is circling the drain. Her sister won’t get out of bed, her brother just dreams up ridiculous get-rich-quick schemes, and her parents are basically useless.
Somebody has to do something! Obviously, it’s going to be Molly to the rescue.
She doesn’t have time to deal with all the problems in the world, just her own—until she meets Shane Bishop, the former football quarterback who now works for her favorite team, the Woodsmen. His life has also swerved off-track, but it’s not immediately clear why. It is immediately clear that he’s fun, cute, and enticing. Who wouldn’t want a guy like him?
Molly. Molly doesn’t want him, of course not. It’s lucky because he feels exactly the same way. He’s not interested in anything except hanging out, eating overly healthy food, and becoming best friends.
Is that enough? To keep Shane around, it may have to be. But how can she stop herself from trying to solve his problems and fix his life, even if he says that he doesn’t want her to? Even if he doesn’t need her? Why can’t he see that he does? Why can’t Molly see the solutions that she’s after?
It’s all a mess, until love makes everything clear to both of them…
Genre: Romance
As her college graduation approaches, stuff isn’t heading in the best direction. Like, her love life? It sucks. Her family business is circling the drain. Her sister won’t get out of bed, her brother just dreams up ridiculous get-rich-quick schemes, and her parents are basically useless.
Somebody has to do something! Obviously, it’s going to be Molly to the rescue.
She doesn’t have time to deal with all the problems in the world, just her own—until she meets Shane Bishop, the former football quarterback who now works for her favorite team, the Woodsmen. His life has also swerved off-track, but it’s not immediately clear why. It is immediately clear that he’s fun, cute, and enticing. Who wouldn’t want a guy like him?
Molly. Molly doesn’t want him, of course not. It’s lucky because he feels exactly the same way. He’s not interested in anything except hanging out, eating overly healthy food, and becoming best friends.
Is that enough? To keep Shane around, it may have to be. But how can she stop herself from trying to solve his problems and fix his life, even if he says that he doesn’t want her to? Even if he doesn’t need her? Why can’t he see that he does? Why can’t Molly see the solutions that she’s after?
It’s all a mess, until love makes everything clear to both of them…
Genre: Romance
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