Cross My Heart and Promise Too

From B. B. Vanover, the author who brought you "My Next Life," comes book two of the "The Turner" series."Cross My Heart and Promise Too"Libby Turner was moving on. Her marriage was over, she had sold her house, and was ready to put a lot of bad decisions involving one man after another behind her. Everything she was looking for was waiting for her in Duck, North Carolina. A new house, a new job, and her family. That was all she needed. Despite her sister Paige's encouragement, a relationship wasn't on Libby's list of priorities. She had made enough bad choices when it came to the opposite sex, and she wasn't looking to repeat any of them. She had a plan, a blueprint of how her new life would go, and it didn't include a man, an eighty-pound dog, or a crazy roommate. But, Libby would soon learn life doesn't always go according to plan. Tanner Hastings knew he had made the only decision he could in order to save himself, but even that knowledge didn't alleviate his guilt. The way he saw it, turning his back on his loved ones just when they need him the most, was taking the cowards way out. But what was done was done, and he would have to find a way to live with his actions. Besides Asheville, the Outer Banks of NC was the only place Tanner could ever call home. Since arriving in Duck over a year ago, he had managed to start rebuilding his life. He had a great job, family, and his sidekick Moses to keep him busy. When his divorce became final, Tanner thought he could finally move on, but once bitten twice shy. He had been to hell and back in the name of love, and he had no desire to book a return trip. Besides, he had yet to meet a woman who could make him even consider taking a chance on love or the possibility of being hurt again. When a spilled drink sets off a chain of events that sends Libby's and Tanner's worlds colliding, plans go out the window, chances are taken, and promises are made. What seemed like a bright new beginning for Libby starts to crumble when a well-kept secret from the past is discovered and exposed by a friend with an ulterior motive. Would she be forced to start over for a second time, or would Libby find a way to keep her promises?