Bücher von Kathleen Gilles Seidel

A Winter's Tale< P> After racking up serious injuries, world-famous snowboarder Nate Forrest returns to the West Virginia coal town that has been his family's home for generations. The transition's a challenge, but there's nothing more beautiful than snow. Except maybe Dr. Lacey Berryville. How can Nate resist this tender-hearted vet who adores every living creature and isn't the least bit fazed by his celebrity? < P> Just what Lacey doesn't need is for this larger-than-life, adventurous Olympic medalist to melt her caution away during the season's last snowfall. She's spent her girlhood moving from place to place, and soon she'll be leaving again. So, what's she supposed to do about the avalanche of feelings Nate is unleashing in her? Can she leave West Virginia's tree-covered mountains behind?with Nate giving her the best reason of all to stay?< P> Praise for The Fourth Summer< P> ?What a joy it is to have a new romance by Kathleen Gilles Seidel! With wit, wisdom, and originality, Seidel tells the story of Caitlin and Seth as they go from friends to lovers. The Fourth Summer is a delight!?

Darcy Van Aiken is doing fine, thank you. She's an ICU nurse with an "amicable" divorce from her husband Mike, two great kids, a cute little house of her own, and a prescription for Ritalin. When her older son Jeremy gets engaged, Darcy has to figure out if Rose, the bride's mother, is going to be her new best friend or the mother-in-law who insists that all future holidays be celebrated in her home. Meanwhile Claudia, Darcy's ex-husband's new girlfriend, beautifully dressed with perfect taste, can't help thinking she would make a much better mother-of-the-groom than Darcy. It's a battle of will and wits. What Darcy learns about herself -and about family, and friendship-makes for a delicious, hilarious, touching read.

Lydia Meadows, a former lawyer turned full-time mother, is startled to discover that her daughter Erin is one of the popular girls, a tight foursome whose mothers are also great friends. But Erin is kind and well-adjusted. Maybe this popularity thing won't be so bad after all.