Plan B
Kelsea Anderson is a jilted bride with nothing left but a battered heart and a plane
ticket to the Caribbean. The only part of her doomed wedding that she had any say
in was the honeymoon. She paid for it, and there’s no reason she can’t come to the
romantic resort alone, so Kelsea jumps on a plane the day after New Year’s to
escape the icy St. Louis winter and come up with a Plan B for the rest of her life.
Landon St. Clair was left at the altar on New Year’s Day at St. Louis’ social event of
the season. He wants nothing more than to lick his wounds in solitude and figure
out a Plan B, and intends to keep his reservation at the St. Jardin Honeymoon
Resort, even without a bride. With the owners’ reluctant approval, Landon takes on
an assumed identity and cuts all ties to home for the week.
Lottery winners Rose and Ike Goldman, married for 53 years, never looked back
when they left Brooklyn, NY for the Caribbean where they bought a honeymoon
resort three years ago. Rose was something of a matchmaker in Brooklyn, and
once she meets Kelsea and “Brandon,” she knows she has her work cut out for her.
She has only a week to convince them that sometimes, Plan B is the best plan of
all.
Take a quick getaway to St. Jardin! Plan B is your ticket to a tropical paradise filled
with beautiful gardens, merriment, and romance.
About the Author...
Writing is like breathing to Erin Stevenson. Stories are running through her mind
during most of her waking hours, and by the time she sits down at the computer,
the words flow and time ceases to exist. Erin was raised in Illinois and has lived in
many places in the U.S., including on both coasts, but is a Midwest girl at heart.
She spent many years as an educator from pre-school through college levels, and
currently works in training and internal communications for a major global
corporation. When she’s not writing, Erin loves spending time with her children and
grandchildren, and playing in the garden (which equates to mostly pulling weeds)
at her central Iowa home. Her secret indulgence is plain M&Ms.