Just One Day by Sharla Lovelace
Fans of both contemporary romance and women’s fiction will love this smart, witty, and beautiful novella from national bestselling author Sharla Lovelace. If you like Susan Elizabeth Philips, Susan Mallery, or Sarah Addison Allen you’re going to fall in love with this author.

She has nothing but time . . .
Twenty-four hours. That’s how long Andie Fremont has to say yes–or no. At forty-four with a daughter in college, she’s no young kitten with starry-eyed ideas of what love is. Still, when the man who is everything she should want pops the question with a ring he knows isn’t her style, during a party she didn’t want to have, Andie balks. Something tells her that it isn’t right.
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Looking to clear her head, Andie hits the Texas highway in search of an answer. And when she stumbles upon an old roadside diner she decides waffles might be it, at least for now. What she didn’t expect to find was Jesse Montgomery. The man who stole her heart and broke it all in one day, two decades earlier.
As a Texas-size storm takes shape outside, the electricity between Andie and Jesse builds inside. Suddenly Andie is faced with more than just yes or no. As the storm clears there are two men who will want answers.
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Praise for Sharla Lovelace’s novels
“The Reason Is You is a hauntingly beautiful story from a writer with a fresh new voice.” —Jodi Thomas, New York Times bestselling author
“Sharla Lovelace is going on my auto-buy list. Wow! I loved this book. The Reason is You is an impressive debut novel about love and loss, family bonds and family secrets, redemption and starting over. Oh, yeah, and also ghosts!…. I would highly recommend The Reason is You to fans of romantic women’s fiction.”-Novel Reflections
“Wow, this book was amazing…An amazing tale of romance and love in both the lands of the living and the dead and a tale of how strong family bonds can form when the going gets tough and there is no-one else to turn to.” –The Phantom Paragrapher
“The Reason Is You is a splendid debut and an all-consuming reading experience.”
— Kathy Altman, USA Today