Taking the Plunge - Reynolds, J. B.
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Sometimes all you need is a leap of faith... When her husband's recent infidelities are exposed, Kate Hensley does what any sensible woman would; she kicks him out of the house and pursues a younger man. Could her snowboarding instructor, Evan Randall - blue-eyed, blonde, and gorgeous - be the solution to her problems? If only love were that simple. Gossip travels fast in the high-country, and while Kate's new BFF supports her romantic endeavours, it seems no one else does. With opposition to her amorous adventure mounting, Kate learns that Newton's third law applies to love as it does to…mehr

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Sometimes all you need is a leap of faith... When her husband's recent infidelities are exposed, Kate Hensley does what any sensible woman would; she kicks him out of the house and pursues a younger man. Could her snowboarding instructor, Evan Randall - blue-eyed, blonde, and gorgeous - be the solution to her problems? If only love were that simple. Gossip travels fast in the high-country, and while Kate's new BFF supports her romantic endeavours, it seems no one else does. With opposition to her amorous adventure mounting, Kate learns that Newton's third law applies to love as it does to motion, and she must decide whether the price of being true to herself is one she's prepared to pay... Taking the Plunge is the debut novel from tragicomic fiction writer, J.B. Reynolds, and the sequel to his gritty short story, What Friends Are For. If you like true-to-life characters, dark humour, and a little bit of lust, then you'll love this first installment of the Small Town, High Country series. Get Taking the Plunge today to experience the comedic highs and dramatic lows of a rollercoaster, second-chance relationship.
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J.B. Reynolds lives in rural Northland, New Zealand, where he raises children and chickens. He writes humorous fiction in which tragedy meets comedy and character reigns supreme. His first short story was published while he was a university student, and in between that and a return to serious writing in 2016 he has worked as a graphic designer, landscaper, ski and snowboard technician, film critic, librarian, apple picker, and baker of muffins and teacakes. Taking the Plunge is his first novel. Nowadays, when not writing, he's a husband, father, and high school teacher (not necessarily in that order). He enjoys sailing, cycling, and playing music, really loud, when his wife and kids aren't at home. He has a big garden where he likes to get his fingernails dirty, and he loves to eat the things that grow in it.