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Willow King never meant to fall for the enemy...
The Montagues and Capulets have nothing on the Kings and Spencers. Willow's family has been feuding with their neighbors as long as anyone can remember. She'd heard all the tales of their treachery and greed. So when Eric Spencer betrayed her trust, there was no one to blame but herself. She should've known better. But try telling that to her broken heart.
Now, with the holidays approaching, Willow's surrounded by friends and family at the inn, but she's never felt more alone. She can't admit just how badly she'd been duped by Eric, or how far she'd let him in. So when she finds herself lost in the woods and a gruff old man on her walkie talkie helps her out, she's all too quick to befriend the kind stranger. Soon she finds herself confiding in her new friend, the one person who understands her. Except... he might not be a stranger, after all.
Eric Spencer has no business talking to Willow on the radio. Especially when it's clear she doesn't even know it's him. But this is the only way she'll speak to him, and the temptation to stay close is too great. If only he could tell her the truth about his feelings for her, and why he'd pushed her away. But it's not that simple. The age-old feud has grown into a legal battle, and both their families' futures are at stake.
Untangling the past and setting the story straight might just be the only way to end the tension. If he can convince Willow to give him another chance and help set the record straight about their families' history, maybe, just maybe, this Romeo and Juliet will find their happily ever after...
