Take a Chance, Romance!

By A. Foster

Karen, returns home after over ten years, to the family farm. It was all due to the death of her brother. Tim. She finds herself working through hard emotions from loss and regret to hope and maybe even love? The little town of Last Stop is not very friendly at first, but acceptance of Karen into their lives is quickly evident.
On Valentine's Day, Will the Postman for Last Stop delivers her an invitation, to take a chance. She just can not seem to decline it, no matter how she tries.
It ends up being an evening out, never to forget.

• Language: English
• Publisher: A. Foster
• Release date: Feb 1, 2018
• ISBN: 9781370690107

A. Foster

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Book preview

Take a chance,

Romance!

Written

by: A. Foster

Dedicated to my dear friend Alice.

This is a work of fiction.

Names, characters, places, and incidents

are the products of the author's imagination only.

Table of Contents

Chapter One...The House

Chapter Two... Remembering

Chapter Three...Accept

Chapter Four... Nellie McOver

Chapter Five...The Ride

I love surprises and I love to share...

Happy Heart Cakes

The Forever Dance

Thank You

Chapter One

The House

It was a cold winter day in February. Nothing really special as days go. In fact it was the kind of day that you might even skip by accident in your daily diary. If you did remember to write it down, it might simply have been to state the day was cold and cloudy. However, that was to change unexpectedly. It was unasked for, unrequested, and no one signed up for anything to get it. It just happened. The letter. It came in the mail. It was not in a fancy envelope or even in a card sized one. Just a plain white, envelope like the kind bills come in. That is to say except that there was no window in the front. It was simply addressed to the lady of the house. In fact, it was almost missed among the other brightly colored ads for groceries and the ever-present occupant sales promotions.

Karen was tired again this morning but trying to get things done anyway. If she could finish quickly, she might even go back to bed. That was a hard cot in the master bedroom. She had to buy that as the furniture was all gone. So when Karen tossed the mail onto the table, she did not notice, that the letter slid off to the side, again not drawing too much attention to itself. She walked to the coffee pot and poured a quick cup. It would be nice to find a little strength in the magic black brew. Ah, that first taste helped Karen gather herself and push thoughts of her bed further from her mind. Thinking ahead about her errands and what could be put off, Karen sat back down at the table. Normally she was a taskmaster about things in general. But today and for that matter, the