Learning to Love Again

What happens when fate gives you a second chance at love?

Nicole Winters is about to find out.

After suffering severe injuries in a car accident, Nicole returns to her hometown to recover. She soon discovers her family are withholding information about who the lead doctor working her case is now... Jason Morrow.

When Nicole graduated law school and left Texas behind, she also walked completely out of Jason’s life.

Now faced with the ghosts of her past decisions, Nicole enlists the help of her family and friends to help her sort through the mess she left behind, and in doing so she soon realizes the love between her, and Jason never faded.

But does Jason feel the same way?

And if he does, is it possible they can both Learn to Love Again?

****- The book is amazing. I hope a Netflix show comes out for this series.
****- A refreshing sweet love story that does not involve bazillionaires with no real purpose.
****- A fun read and the characters felt like they could be people in my friends and family.

Learning to love again is the first book in the Finding Love in Waketon series, and is a second chance love story.

Kelli grew up all over the East Coast but her family finally settled in Cincinnati long enough for her to finish high school and college. She has always loved to read books and write her own stories. In high school, she used to pass around the latest chapter of the story she was writing for her friends to read. There is more than one high school teacher out there that can probably remember telling her to put the book down and pay attention to the lectures. Graduating from the University of Cincinnati with her BS in Nursing, she left Ohio for Texas and the U.S. Army. She received a medical discharge for a knee injury, but was able to meet the man she’d one day call her husband first--thanks to some mutual friends who insisted they would perfect together. And what do you know--they are! She continued to read books by the dozens and write her own stories. And then one day, a friend dared her to enter a contest. She didn’t win, but the feedback she received from the judges convinced her that maybe people were interested in the stories she wanted to tell. She still lives in Central Texas, with her husband, two children and 2 dogs.