Just One Time Beaumont Creek Book by Bestselling Author Samantha Baca

Name: Just One Time Beaumont Creek Book by Bestselling Author Samantha Baca
Brand: Romance
SKU: B09YVLPMN8
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Just One Time Beaumont Creek Book by Bestselling Author Samantha Baca

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Just One Time is a friends to lovers romance that follows Nate and Abby’s leap from best friends, to baby momma/daddy, to softly falling in love. After Abby confesses she wants nothing more than a baby after turning 40, Nate doesn’t shy away from eager to help.

Their “just one time” turns into so much more. But with nothing actually said about a relationship between them, things get rocky when her mom sets her up on a date. After that settles, Nate and Abby settle into a softly falling in love routine without even realizing it. Neither one wants to possibly ruin the beautiful thing they’ve got going by sharing their feelings, but things go from great to intense jealousy when Abby’s “one that got away” returns from his football career. You’ll want to kick Nate’s butt and you’ll scream at Abby to just say how she feels before the end!!

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There are worse things than turning forty.

However, I can’t seem to evade my worry of my biological clock, and my fear that time is running out. I’ve always wanted to be a mother, and with each passing day, there is a greater chance that might be a dream of mine that will never come true.

And if the clock isn’t loud enough— my controlling and overly judgmental mom is. Her snide comments never go unsaid and her numerous failed attempts at setting me up with any new bachelors in town are enough to spur small town gossip for months at a time. Never mind the fact that she tried to set me up with Old Man Bucky down the street from her— the frail but sweet widow who walks with a cane and has grandchildren my age.

But this isn’t about my mom or her obsessive need to see me settle down and pop out the grand babies she so desperately wants. This is about the emptiness that has lingered inside of me for so long that I worry I will never fill it.

I have a lot to be thankful for in my life. I’m in good health. I run a successful cafe that I inherited from my grandparents and an incredibly handsome best friend who is willing to help make my dream of becoming a mother come true.

It may not be the most conventional way to start a family, but there is no one that I trust more. Besides, we agreed that it would only happen once. Regardless of the outcome, we walk away with our friendship intact. I know this is crossing the line of friendship, but this is my one shot. It’s one night.

What could possibly go wrong?