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Can a determined roller coaster designer take a reluctant, no-nonsense widow on the ride of her life?

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Can a determined roller coaster designer take a reluctant, no-nonsense widow on the ride of her life?

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The only man pragmatic Lilly Hart needs in her life is four feet tall and six years old. Widowed two years ago, Lilly left the shelter of her intrusive in-laws home to stand on her own and provide for her son, Levi. She figures after a summer of working at the lake, she should have enough money for a place in the city where she could get a job at the candy factory. When her interfering in-laws show up at the Midway diner where she’s employed insisting her tent home at Lake Manawa is unsuitable, she is furious. They demand she allow Levi’s return to their home. A verbal altercation ensues and a handsome stranger intercedes on her behalf. The stranger, she soon learns, is the roller coaster designer, Nick Perrin. But Lilly is not about to get involved with any man, especially a cocky rich man whose job requires him to travel the country. Charismatic Nick, however, is hard to ignore. Saving Levi pulls them together, but will Lilly let her fears tear them apart?

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