Description:
Finding a date for a reclusive bachelor is her job. It's also a risk when she becomes the perfect match in an emotional and hopeful romance by the author of If Tomorrow Never Comes.
Accountant and freelance personal stylist Carly Porter, daughter of a compulsive gambler, knows the personal cost of a bad bet. But when she partners with her best friend, Sasha--publisher of a floundering fashion magazine--Carly can't resist. The highly publicized makeover of an Oklahoma City bachelor could boost sales and be Carly's ticket to her dream profession. The bachelor in question is none other than Sasha's older brother, Brooks.
Hardly the party boy Carly remembers from high school, Brooks is now an antisocial, work-obsessed physician still struggling with a devastating loss. But if it means helping his sister, he's in. It's Carly's job to get him out of those lived-in scrubs, style him to the nines, and bring Brooks back to life. But so far, the only real connection is between Brooks and Carly--and falling for a client could cost Carly the career she's worked so hard for.
To move forward, they'll both have to overcome their painful pasts. And whatever the risk, maybe even take a chance on love.
Brief description:
Allison Ashley is the author of If Tomorrow Never Comes, The Roommate Pact, Would You Rather, Home Sweet Mess, and Perfect Distraction. She is a science geek who enjoys coffee, craft beer, baking, and love stories. When Allison is not working at her day job as a clinical oncology pharmacist, she pens contemporary romances, usually with a medical twist. She lives in Oklahoma with her family and beloved rescue dog. For more information, visit www.authorallisonashley.com.
Review Quotes:
"This was a sweet but heartfelt romcom that blends humor and heart to create one cute love story about healing but also embracing what your heart desires." --Harlequin Junkie (Top Pick)
"Exceptionally well written, emotionally compelling, and an inherently entertaining read from cover to cover, Falling into Place by Allison Ashley is exceptional and highly recommended." --Midwest Book Review