He was a billionaire who had it all...until he woke up in her arms.

Billionaire bachelor and business tycoon Jake MacDonald is finally taking a few ways off and is on his way down a dirt road on his way to his father’s rural farm. The CEO of Starboard International, a multi-billion dollar shipping company, he is driving a truck full of hay when a collie and a German shepherd leap onto the road and he slams on the brakes.

The next thing, he wakes up face down in a muddy ditch. He doesn’t know where he is and is having strange hallucinations as he staggers to a vine-covered English cottage which looks like it is ripped out of a fairy tale book. It is painted bright blueberry blue with iced raspberry sherbet shutters and topped with whipped-cream white curlicue trim. He sees standing in a bed of flowers the most beautiful woman he's ever seen, decked out in what he imagines a fairy tale princess would wear. Ankle length pale blue dress, sleeveless and scooped around her neck, trimmed with white lace across full, rounded breasts. It occurs to his befuddled mind that it is a ridiculously impractical outfit to wear while gardening. When she speaks her voice is what he imagines the Sirens must have sounded like. He is so taken with her beauty he loses his breath. He continues to be entranced as she tends to his head injury and he decides right then and there he might even give up it all up--his precious bachelorhood, his corporate empire, everything—if he can just stay in her arms forever. Then he passes out.

Gretel Campbell loves Blueberry Hill. She has always been an earthy girl and has built up the gardens and her farm stand all on her own, but when Jake MacDonald shows up at her doorstep, she helps him with his nasty head injury, and the attraction is mutual.

Will Jake and Gretel be one for the record books or just another unhappy ending?

About The Author

GeorgeAnn Jansson, born in Washington, D.C., began writing just for herself after her four boys were in bed. It was her escape into the old West with handsome heroes and damsels in distress. Never thinking of trying to get one of her manuscripts actually published, she just wrote merrily on. Today, she is the author of five contemporary romance novels, winning several awards and translated into several languages. GeorgeAnn has been actively serving our veterans at her local VFW for many years. She currently holds the office of Chaplain. GeorgeAnn is enthusiastically working on two novels. Living in Pawley’s Island near Myrtle Beach provides her with plenty of ideas. Reach GeorgeAnn at ghost40@rocketmail.com.