'It was a refreshing change to read a romance where the characters were in their 40's, still sexy and romantic!' — Harlequin Junkie
'...the plot of two older people finding love grabbed my attention' — Dear Author
'Snappy dialogue, a female protagonist who is strong and smart, clever secondary characters... this is a winner and the perfect getaway book for an afternoon.' — I am, Indeed
'There's some heartbreak in it, there's lots of humour as things go from bad to worse in spectacular fashion, there's love at all ages!' — To Each Their Own
Description
When it comes down to it, rats in the oven trumps Lesley's desire to never set eyes on another Brennan family member. So Lesley, a pro at property redevelopment, scrambles to Dominic Brennan's hardware store for supplies. Dominic knows poison – rat and otherwise – and he sees it in Lesley. The woman ruined his brother's life. Now that she's back in town, Dominic's afraid she'll drag up the past, the secrets, and the pain. They clash immediately, but mix in a teenage boy, a puppy, some white paint, and some loud music, and what starts as cold fury transforms into a nuclear attraction. This basic renovation becomes a major life refurbishment for them both.
