About The Captain’s Crush:
Amelia met Lewis, her first love, while on summer vacation twenty-six years ago, but their future goals kept them apart after they left Bliss Cay.
Now a successful middle-aged widow, and mother to a teenage daughter, Amelia’s career brings her back to the island—the same place where she fell in love with Lewis. After being pulled over by a cop who looks exactly like an older version of Lewis, she’s surprised when he insists they’ve never met.
Flat out mad that he’s making her feel like a complete stranger, considering the memorable summer they shared, she’s determined to leave her feelings for Lewis in the past. That was before Amelia discovers she’s now his new Captain at the Bliss Cay Police Department and his name is not Lewis, it’s Jesse.
This mid-life love story is about heartbreak, family bonds, and some unexpected new beginnings with a happily ever after ending.
(All books in this series are wholesome ‘standalone’ beach town love stories with new main characters in each book.)
Targeted Age Group: {Targeted Age Group:6}
Written by: Freda Ann
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Author Bio:
I write sweet, wholesome romance with witty banter, a touch of suspense, and happy ever afters. My stories take you on an emotional journey with likable characters, and dreamy settings you'll wish you could visit. Readers frequently compare them to Hallmark style movies.
I’m a mom of 5 children and nana to 9 amazing grandchildren. I love taking long walks with my hubby and dogs, and traveling in our RV whenever possible.
The beach is my happy place. I’m a big music lover—it fuels my soul and my body seems to move on its own anytime a song comes on that I like (seriously!).
I’m addicted to Hallmark movies, and my best days include coffee, dark chocolate, and my pups curled up with me while reading or writing.
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