Just Friends

In Colonial Williamsburg, a young dressmaker arrives in town, fleeing heartbreak while seeking purpose only to find herself entangled in a complicated and secretive, First Colony Society. The whispers of long-buried ghosts and the affections of three very different men pursue her. A minister burdened with deadly secrets, clings to his faith. A charming tavern owner hides truths. A ghost lost in time, shares a hopeful devotion to her as he watches over her every move. As accusations mount and whispers of insanity threaten to lock her away, she begins to question everything: the truths she once believed, the dangers closing in, and whether she will ever be strong enough to fight back. Seduction, madness, and love collide in a story of survival against forces both living and dead. In the end, the greatest battle won't be against the ghosts of the past-it will be against the doubts within herself. But can she outmaneuver those who wish to destroy her before time runs out? Or will history swallow her whole and send her to the same fate as the previous dressmaker directors? Will she find strength and overcome her own weaknesses and achieve her goal of fitting in, making friends, finding love, and saving the town? After all, she is just a dressmaker. A new dressmaker director in one of the oldest towns in America.

Find all of this inside the #JustFriends series: ✔teen angst, ✔second chances, ✔romance, ✔lust, ✔sex, ✔sweet moments, ✔spying, ✔crying, ✔weddings, ✔kisses, ✔proposals, ✔rockers, ✔friends to lovers romance, ✔fake relationships, ✔makeovers, ✔aggravation, ✔crazy exes, ✔lots of food references, ✔some mild drug use, ✔alcohol addition and ✔an Italian mother. Did I mention angst?✔✔ Dear Readers: It is not uncommon for readers to experience a multitude of emotions while reading books in this series. If you are sensitive about consent issues you should not read HS Friends or Just Friends. Elly & Kent had a very crazy relationship and while both were consensual, the situation sometimes presents itself as something different and can trigger some readers with uncomfortable feelings.