Run from Love

Scarlett Peacock has a strict six-month rule when it comes to dating.

Nick Schafer has always been a partnership type of man, both personally and professionally.

His six months are almost up, but he needs her help. Can he stop her if she decides to run from love?

 

Besides history and literature re-enactment performances, Scarlett Peacock has two other great loves—her Swiss Mountain dogs, Daffy and Dilly. She dates, but suitors are told from the beginning that their association has a six-month shelf life. That means no meeting the family or attending any corporate functions. After the six months are up, it’s goodbye, no discussion, no regrets.

Single-parent Nick Schafer has always been a partnership type of man, in both his personal and professional life. He’s head-over-heels for Scarlett and good with her dogs. He knows her resistance to deeper involvement in his life is wavering. Given enough time, he could get her dogs and his son together and finally win her heart.

Unfortunately, time’s running out. His six months are almost up, and he needs her help to secure a coveted partnership at his investment firm.

Can he risk upping the timetable to push her boundaries? And if she miraculously agrees, what happens when his six months are over? Will she still run from love?

 

Run from Love is a standalone novel. It contains no cussing, some alcohol consumption, mild non-graphic sexual tension. There is a guaranteed happily ever after, with no cliffhanger.