Angol
Dixie's back in her hometown, but she's not looking for a reason to stay.
Four days. That's all I promise when I begrudgingly return to the water tower town of Kissing Creek, Tennessee. I have no plans to get tangled up in small town life-and I definitely don't intend to take up where I left off with Deke McAllister. Then I bump into him and time melts away. A decade ago, his warm caramel eyes and sweet southern charm made it damn hard to leave. This time I'll be sure to say good-bye.
Deke made his place in the world, then found his place in Kissing Creek.
It's been ten years since I set eyes on Dixie Barnes. Now she's back, making my tongue trip and short circuiting what's left of my common sense, and jeopardizing my heart every time she's in my arms. The girl's only here for a few days, and she doesn't plan to change her mind. Last time she left I didn't go after her. I won't make that mistake again
