All The Best Things: A sweet, small-town, opposites attract romance (Good Things Come Book 6)

"Omg!!! Love love loved it!!! I didn’t want it to end. I think this one may be my favorite of the series so far." - Amazon reviewShe should say no, for all the reasons.For the ghosting. For the moodiness.For being temporary. “Does he have a brother?”Everyone jokes when they say that, but Emilie’s crush — who married her sister — does. And he’s hot. Pro hockey player-hot. Except when she met Tim at the wedding, he was basically rude, then after messaging her at Christmas, he ghosted her.When her brother-in-law invites him to the farm to recuperate from an injury, she’s determined Tim’s not getting another chance. She’ll endure his presence while he’s around but stay out of his way. It should be easy, with her busy life.Right?Tim’s supposed to be living the dream of a career as a professional hockey player, but after a brief stint in the NHL he was sent back to the minors… then got hurt. Now his whole career is in jeopardy, and what is he going to do if he can’t play anymore?Visiting his brother might be just the thing to get himself into shape for training camp, but there’s one problem — Emilie. He messed up with her, not once, but twice. What’s it going to take to convince her he’s not the guy she thinks he is when every time he tries, things go sideways?A sweet small-town romance with all the characters you've come to love from the Good Things Come series.What the reviews say:So good I had happy tears. I have been patiently waiting for this story and it did not disappoint. No lies on those tears either. Another wonderful read by Linda.""This book was everything and more. I couldn’t put it down. I love the characters, human and animals, and the story line was captivating."Welcome to the world of Good Things Come, a compelling ride through the highs and lows of the world of Thoroughbred horse racing. For fans of the movies Seabiscuit and Secretariat, and anyone who appreciates authentic equestrian fiction and themes of found family and slow burn romance. Ten Furlongs Magazine says, "In the very small, mixed bag of racing fiction writers... Linda Shantz stands out for her seriousness of intent."Read the whole series!Bright, Broken Things (A Good Things Come Prequel)Good Things Come (Good Things Come Book 1)All The Little Things (Good Things Come Book 2)All Good Things (Good Things Come Book 3)This Good Thing (Good Things Come Book 4)Merry Little Things (Good Things Come Book 5)All The Best Things (Good Things Come Book 6)Horse of the Year (Good Things Come Book 7)Shiny Little Things (Good Things Come Book 8)All The Right Things (Good Things Come Book 9) Read more