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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Nora Bell returns to Macon, Georgia, with three intentions: bury her mother, settle the estate, and get back to New York before grief turns obligation into a life she never chose.Instead, she inherits The Bookshop on Willow Street, the historic building around it, and a financial disaster her proud, stubborn mother kept hidden. The roof leaks. A mortgage balloon is due. A cash buyer is waiting. And Marian Bell's thirtieth-anniversary literary weekend is only weeks away.Nora built a successful marketing career after leaving Macon for NYU. She also spent the final three years of her mother's life locked in a silence neither woman tried to break. Now every handwritten note and unpaid invoice reminds her how much they loved each other, and how badly they failed one another.Mateo Alvarez knows those missing years better than Nora can bear. Her first love is now a respected preservation architect with a thriving Macon practice, a full life of his own, and the keys Marian trusted him to use when storms came. Mateo helped keep the bookstore standing. He also remembers the pride and fear that broke them when Nora left for New York.To discover whether Willow Street has a viable future, Nora must pair her New York marketing expertise with Mateo's restoration plan. Their thirty-day test brings summer thunderstorms, hidden notes inside forgotten books, difficult truths, and an attraction that has had six years to sharpen.But preserving a beloved bookstore may be easier than rebuilding trust. Nora will not make herself smaller for love. Mateo will not settle for learning about every life-changing choice after it has already been made. A second chance will require more than nostalgia. It will require a new way to choose home, ambition, independence, and each other.Set in an atmospheric Southern bookstore, The Bookshop on Willow Street is a warm, sensual contemporary second-chance romance featuring reunited first loves, a Black career-driven heroine, a Mexican American preservation architect hero, forced collaboration, hidden love notes, open-door heat, mature emotional accountability, and a believable, satisfying happily-ever-after. Perfect for readers who love bookstore romance, homecoming love stories, family healing, and hopeful new beginnings.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Nora Bell returns to Macon, Georgia, with three intentions: bury her mother, settle the estate, and get back to New York before grief turns obligation into a life she never chose.Instead, she inherits The Bookshop on Willow Street, the historic building around it, and a financial disaster her proud, stubborn mother kept hidden. The roof leaks. A mortgage balloon is due. A cash buyer is waiting. And Marian Bell's thirtieth-anniversary literary weekend is only weeks away.Nora built a successful marketing career after leaving Macon for NYU. She also spent the final three years of her mother's life locked in a silence neither woman tried to break. Now every handwritten note and unpaid invoice reminds her how much they loved each other, and how badly they failed one another.Mateo Alvarez knows those missing years better than Nora can bear. Her first love is now a respected preservation architect with a thriving Macon practice, a full life of his own, and the keys Marian trusted him to use when storms came. Mateo helped keep the bookstore standing. He also remembers the pride and fear that broke them when Nora left for New York.To discover whether Willow Street has a viable future, Nora must pair her New York marketing expertise with Mateo's restoration plan. Their thirty-day test brings summer thunderstorms, hidden notes inside forgotten books, difficult truths, and an attraction that has had six years to sharpen.But preserving a beloved bookstore may be easier than rebuilding trust. Nora will not make herself smaller for love. Mateo will not settle for learning about every life-changing choice after it has already been made. A second chance will require more than nostalgia. It will require a new way to choose home, ambition, independence, and each other.Set in an atmospheric Southern bookstore, The Bookshop on Willow Street is a warm, sensual contemporary second-chance romance featuring reunited first loves, a Black career-driven heroine, a Mexican American preservation architect hero, forced collaboration, hidden love notes, open-door heat, mature emotional accountability, and a believable, satisfying happily-ever-after. Perfect for readers who love bookstore romance, homecoming love stories, family healing, and hopeful new beginnings. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - She was taught that surrender belonged to God. She never expected to crave it from a man.At Marden University in Westmere, Utah, faith is not merely private. It shapes enrollment, scholarships, work, reputation, and every respectable future. Lydia Ashby, a shy twenty-three-year-old manuscript-conservation student, has learned to stay useful, quiet, and safely overlooked.Then Silas Mercer joins the Old Westmere Tabernacle preservation project.Disciplined, devout, and unnervingly controlled, the twenty-five-year-old engineering senior recognizes the desire Lydia has never dared to name. What begins as forbidden attraction becomes a carefully negotiated exploration of dominance and submission, with written limits, safewords, aftercare, and consent that must be chosen again and again. In Silas's authority, Lydia discovers a surrender that feels like freedom. In Lydia's trust, Silas discovers a responsibility more demanding than control.But at a university where an ecclesiastical endorsement can determine everything, even consensual desire can ruin two lives. As their private rituals deepen toward a 24/7 power exchange, secrecy draws institutional attention, ambition collides with devotion, and a breach of trust forces Lydia to ask the question at the heart of both her faith and her longing: Can she kneel without disappearing To build a future together, Lydia and Silas must confront shame, power, accountability, and the dangerous difference between obedience freely offered and obedience silently expected.The Temple and the Collar is a slow-burn, dark-leaning contemporary romance about two believing Latter-day Saints caught between sacred covenant and forbidden desire. Atmospheric, emotionally intense, and psychologically precise, this consensual BDSM romance explores dominant/submissive love, religious identity, female agency, and the truth that surrender is meaningful only when refusal remains possible.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She was taught that surrender belonged to God. She never expected to crave it from a man.At Marden University in Westmere, Utah, faith is not merely private. It shapes enrollment, scholarships, work, reputation, and every respectable future. Lydia Ashby, a shy twenty-three-year-old manuscript-conservation student, has learned to stay useful, quiet, and safely overlooked.Then Silas Mercer joins the Old Westmere Tabernacle preservation project.Disciplined, devout, and unnervingly controlled, the twenty-five-year-old engineering senior recognizes the desire Lydia has never dared to name. What begins as forbidden attraction becomes a carefully negotiated exploration of dominance and submission, with written limits, safewords, aftercare, and consent that must be chosen again and again. In Silas's authority, Lydia discovers a surrender that feels like freedom. In Lydia's trust, Silas discovers a responsibility more demanding than control.But at a university where an ecclesiastical endorsement can determine everything, even consensual desire can ruin two lives. As their private rituals deepen toward a 24/7 power exchange, secrecy draws institutional attention, ambition collides with devotion, and a breach of trust forces Lydia to ask the question at the heart of both her faith and her longing: Can she kneel without disappearing?To build a future together, Lydia and Silas must confront shame, power, accountability, and the dangerous difference between obedience freely offered and obedience silently expected.The Temple and the Collar is a slow-burn, dark-leaning contemporary romance about two believing Latter-day Saints caught between sacred covenant and forbidden desire. Atmospheric, emotionally intense, and psychologically precise, this consensual BDSM romance explores dominant/submissive love, religious identity, female agency, and the truth that surrender is meaningful only when refusal remains possible. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Nora Bell returns to Macon, Georgia, with three intentions: bury her mother, settle the estate, and get back to New York before grief turns obligation into a life she never chose.Instead, she inherits The Bookshop on Willow Street, the historic building around it, and a financial disaster her proud, stubborn mother kept hidden. The roof leaks. A mortgage balloon is due. A cash buyer is waiting. And Marian Bell's thirtieth-anniversary literary weekend is only weeks away.Nora built a successful marketing career after leaving Macon for NYU. She also spent the final three years of her mother's life locked in a silence neither woman tried to break. Now every handwritten note and unpaid invoice reminds her how much they loved each other, and how badly they failed one another.Mateo Alvarez knows those missing years better than Nora can bear. Her first love is now a respected preservation architect with a thriving Macon practice, a full life of his own, and the keys Marian trusted him to use when storms came. Mateo helped keep the bookstore standing. He also remembers the pride and fear that broke them when Nora left for New York.To discover whether Willow Street has a viable future, Nora must pair her New York marketing expertise with Mateo's restoration plan. Their thirty-day test brings summer thunderstorms, hidden notes inside forgotten books, difficult truths, and an attraction that has had six years to sharpen.But preserving a beloved bookstore may be easier than rebuilding trust. Nora will not make herself smaller for love. Mateo will not settle for learning about every life-changing choice after it has already been made. A second chance will require more than nostalgia. It will require a new way to choose home, ambition, independence, and each other.Set in an atmospheric Southern bookstore, The Bookshop on Willow Street is a warm, sensual contemporary second-chance romance featuring reunited first loves, a Black career-driven heroine, a Mexican American preservation architect hero, forced collaboration, hidden love notes, open-door heat, mature emotional accountability, and a believable, satisfying happily-ever-after. Perfect for readers who love bookstore romance, homecoming love stories, family healing, and hopeful new beginnings. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She was taught that surrender belonged to God. She never expected to crave it from a man.At Marden University in Westmere, Utah, faith is not merely private. It shapes enrollment, scholarships, work, reputation, and every respectable future. Lydia Ashby, a shy twenty-three-year-old manuscript-conservation student, has learned to stay useful, quiet, and safely overlooked.Then Silas Mercer joins the Old Westmere Tabernacle preservation project.Disciplined, devout, and unnervingly controlled, the twenty-five-year-old engineering senior recognizes the desire Lydia has never dared to name. What begins as forbidden attraction becomes a carefully negotiated exploration of dominance and submission, with written limits, safewords, aftercare, and consent that must be chosen again and again. In Silas's authority, Lydia discovers a surrender that feels like freedom. In Lydia's trust, Silas discovers a responsibility more demanding than control.But at a university where an ecclesiastical endorsement can determine everything, even consensual desire can ruin two lives. As their private rituals deepen toward a 24/7 power exchange, secrecy draws institutional attention, ambition collides with devotion, and a breach of trust forces Lydia to ask the question at the heart of both her faith and her longing: Can she kneel without disappearing?To build a future together, Lydia and Silas must confront shame, power, accountability, and the dangerous difference between obedience freely offered and obedience silently expected.The Temple and the Collar is a slow-burn, dark-leaning contemporary romance about two believing Latter-day Saints caught between sacred covenant and forbidden desire. Atmospheric, emotionally intense, and psychologically precise, this consensual BDSM romance explores dominant/submissive love, religious identity, female agency, and the truth that surrender is meaningful only when refusal remains possible. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She was taught that surrender belonged to God. She never expected to crave it from a man.At Marden University in Westmere, Utah, faith is not merely private. It shapes enrollment, scholarships, work, reputation, and every respectable future. Lydia Ashby, a shy twenty-three-year-old manuscript-conservation student, has learned to stay useful, quiet, and safely overlooked.Then Silas Mercer joins the Old Westmere Tabernacle preservation project.Disciplined, devout, and unnervingly controlled, the twenty-five-year-old engineering senior recognizes the desire Lydia has never dared to name. What begins as forbidden attraction becomes a carefully negotiated exploration of dominance and submission, with written limits, safewords, aftercare, and consent that must be chosen again and again. In Silas's authority, Lydia discovers a surrender that feels like freedom. In Lydia's trust, Silas discovers a responsibility more demanding than control.But at a university where an ecclesiastical endorsement can determine everything, even consensual desire can ruin two lives. As their private rituals deepen toward a 24/7 power exchange, secrecy draws institutional attention, ambition collides with devotion, and a breach of trust forces Lydia to ask the question at the heart of both her faith and her longing: Can she kneel without disappearing?To build a future together, Lydia and Silas must confront shame, power, accountability, and the dangerous difference between obedience freely offered and obedience silently expected.The Temple and the Collar is a slow-burn, dark-leaning contemporary romance about two believing Latter-day Saints caught between sacred covenant and forbidden desire. Atmospheric, emotionally intense, and psychologically precise, this consensual BDSM romance explores dominant/submissive love, religious identity, female agency, and the truth that surrender is meaningful only when refusal remains possible. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…