Learning to Love: A Louisiana Small Town, Grumpy-Sunshine, Veteran Romance

Rebuilding your life is hard, even in a small town. Michelle is building her life and her school after a 'let's not talk about it' divorce. Beau's just looking for a job and some purpose after retiring from the Marines. They are pulled together with one common goal: to protect the children.

French Immersion principal, Michelle LeBlanc was trying to start the new school year off right. However, her school is a mess, a putz of an ex is now the school landlord, and something is going on with the Hebert kids. Enter Beau Babineaux, a quiet, hardworking retired Marine, who helps her juggle everything. Now, if she could just stop thinking inappropriate things about him and focus on her goals.

Beau just wants a job. He retired from the Marines and has his friends. That is all he needs. He keeps himself apart, wandering around in a big house he created for a family he never made. Then Michelle hires him to help her school, and he does what he does best, protects. He protects Michelle, the school, and the Hebert children.

While Beau and Michelle grow closer, threats emerge to Michelle, to her school, and to the Hebert children. The pair must work together to evade the immediate threat and to figure out what is going on in Meauxville.

This happily ever after features a small town, grumpy/sunshine story with a military main character. If you like a sweet, sassy female main character, then you will want to meet Michelle. If you like the strong, silent type that laughs on the inside, then Beau will appeal to you. Set in the heart of Cajun Country, this Southern Contemporary story will keep you entertained. Enjoy!