Flowers On Main (Chesapeake Shores)
Bree O’Brien’s self-image is tied up in her work, so when her newest play flops, she is emotionally shattered. Returning to Chesapeake Shores to regroup, she rediscovers her love of flower arranging and impulsively opens a florist shop, only to discover that her first love, Jake, owns the best source of plants. While they struggle with past hurts and continued attraction, Bree’s divorced parents also embrace a second chance at love. Woods continues to explore the issues dividing the dysfunctional O’Briens in the second installment of her heartwarming Chesapeake Shores contemporary romance series (The Inn at Eagle Point, 2009). --Lynne Welch