His conflict is that he’s a workaholic, and Teddy’s is that she isn’t quite sure of what she wants to do with her life. This is essentially a book about a younger, sexier Mr. This is obviously not a negative – sometimes this is what you’re looking for in a book! But not a ton happens in Very Sincerely Yours, and despite the aforementioned third act breakup, Very Sincerely Yours doesn’t have a ton of conflict. It follows romance novel conventions, including the third act break-up, has one of my favorite tropes (hidden identity), and is very sweet. Unfortunately, I don’t have that much more to say about it. But destiny has its own plans, and these two lonely people with big hearts discover that coming home to love is the best gift life can give.Very Sincerely Yours is an adorable book. When Derek begins to fall for the lovely Maya, he knows there's no future. The last thing he needs is a relationship with a beautiful, smart, complicated woman who will be leaving soon. He also wants to reconnect with his estranged, twelve-year-old daughter, who is still recovering from the loss of her mother. While home for only a few months, she's thrilled to find an opportunity at the local bridal gown boutique, never expecting sparks to fly with its owner.Ī military veteran and widowed father, Derek Sullivan hopes to save Always a Bride from bankruptcy in order to preserve the legacy of his family.
Due to an illness, she's always prioritized her career over her personal life until Maya's father fractures his hip and she returns to Charleston, SC.
She has the talent, she just needs a chance to showcase her unique style. Maya Jackson has worked for a renowned New York City bridal gown brand for years and dreams of becoming Head Designer.
"I absolutely adore this book.love story begins slow-like a delicious lowcountry boil-but heats up to the perfect ending." -Kathleen Y'Barbo, bestselling author of The Black MidnightĪ heartwarming Avon debut of love, forgiveness, and new beginnings set in the beautiful South Carolina Lowcountry.
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