Wanting a Family Man (Raven's Cove Book 3)
Cloe Vance had one goal when she learned she’d lost her sister: reach her infant niece. Though unable to assume custody—Cloe is broke, homeless and unemployed—she’s determined to ensure Storm is loved and cared for, even if that means working with her celebrity crush, Trystan Fraser, who doesn’t trust her.
The isolation of Raven’s Cove inspired the wilderness survival series that made Trystan famous. He refused to return until the unexpected death of his father forces him to help his estranged half-brothers refurbish the resort, hoping to secure a future for their infant half-sister. When Storm’s aunt arrives, for once the brothers are aligned…and scared. Does she want Storm or money?
Trystan’s tasked with discovering her motives by hiring Cloe to help with the week-long whale watching excursions. Their chemistry sizzles, yet Trystan resists behaving like his philandering father. In the fall, he’s returning to his globetrotting career. Cloe is a temptation he doesn’t need, but can she teach him that home is where the heart is?
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- What are a few things we would find in or on your desk?
I’m traveling while I write this, visiting my sister so my desk is a table that belonged to our grandmother. It’s a bright yellow oval made of chrome. I brought her some paperback copies of the Raven’s Cove trilogy so those are stacked here along with her husband’s wallet and a bag from the local coffee roaster. Whenever I visit, I try to take home a couple sacks of this Ethiopian coffee. It’s sooo good.
- What motivates you to write?
Deadlines. I also love to visit imaginary places whether it’s a Greek island or New York or Raven’s Cove. It gives me a chance to pretend I’m there.
- Share something about yourself no one else knows?
Gosh, I don’t know? I’m pretty open, but also feel I’m kind of boring because I don’t do much but write. While I’m here with my sister, we’re going to talk more about a visit to Iceland. We’re hoping to go with our husbands – our grandmother was from Iceland so it’s something we’ve always wanted to do.
4. Tell us about your book...
Wanting a Family Man is book three in Raven’s Cove so I feel a little like I’ve been talking about these books forever. I love this one so much, though. I love that Trystan is a celebrity, but one of those down to earth kind who doesn’t’ really enjoy his fame. Cloe has a celebrity crush on him so it’s surreal for her to spend time with him. They both know the other is off-limits, yet they can’t keep their hands off each other. And I think you’ll love the virtual whale-watching trip!
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If you like to read in order, all three books are now available:
Book 1: Marrying the Nanny
Book 2: Forgiving Her First Love
Book 3: Wanting a Family Man
Here’s what early reviewers are saying about Wanting a Family Man:
“A good romance that will make your heart happy.”
~ Kathy, Goodreads
And
“The family dynamics and storyline just pulled me in.”
~ Donnajo, Goodreads
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About Dani Collins
Award-winning and USA Today Bestselling author Dani Collins thrives on giving readers emotional, compelling, heart-soaring romance with laughter and heat thrown in, just like real life. While she is best known for writing contemporary romance for Harlequin Presents and Tule Publishing, she also writes historical and erotic romance. When she’s not writing—just kidding, she’s always writing. Dani lives in Southern BC, Canada with her high school sweetheart husband.
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