A Chance to Get it Right (Copperhead Creek - Australian Romance Book 2)

A Chance to Get it Right (Copperhead Creek - Australian Romance Book 2)

S M Spencer

Copperhead Creek - Australian Romance series

  • 4.4 out of 5
  • 663 ratings
  • 262 pages

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Crude

29
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  • idiot: 15
  • stupid: 14

Sex

1

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  • cock: 1

Violence

13
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  • kick: 7
  • blood: 5
  • punch: 1

About this book

Katrina Jacobs knows something is missing from her life—even though most would say she has it all. But when she pays a visit to her sister in the sleepy rural town of Willows, she discovers what’s been missing. Richard Jensen has the looks, the money and the career—now all he needs is the perfect wife. He’s convinced Katrina’s the one; he just needs to make it happen. Terry Winters doesn’t mind the whispers going on in town—after all, he moved to Willows for his horses, and they don’t listen to rumours. As Katrina grows fond of Willows, she finds herself caught in a battle between substance and form, learning that having it all isn’t the same as getting it right. But is it just the town she’s enamoured with? A Chance to Get it Right is the second instalment in the Copperhead Creek Australian Romance series, and while this is a stand-alone story with respect to the main characters, some of the characters from the first book, A Chance to Come True, make appearances as life continues in the rural town of Willows. Author Biography: indie author S M Spencer grew up reading the romantic suspense works of incredible authors such as Daphne du Maurier and Mary Stewart. Their books stirred in her a passion that would last a lifetime—to write stories that would stay with readers long after they’d finished the books. Although S M Spencer grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area she now lives in Australia and writes clean romance, mystery and fantasy books from the home that she shares with her husband, horses, cats and dogs—oh, and the mob of kangaroos that sometimes shares the paddock with the horses. Read more