Micah Bonaventure has no time for love.
At thirty years old with an antique shop to run and a high maintenance grandmother to care for, her life is full.
In fact, she’s never even been in love.
Sure, she has a situation-ship with a guy in Montgomery, but deep down she knows it’s going nowhere fast.
It’s not easy for a plus sized girl to find love in the small town of Magnolia Row, but her friends say she deserves better.
She just hasn’t met the right guy yet.
Rhodes Cauley hasn’t had a date since his divorce five years ago.
At forty-five he leaves his comfortable...
Micah Bonaventure has no time for love.
At thirty years old with an antique shop to run and a high maintenance grandmother to care for, her life is full.
In fact, she’s never even been in love.
Sure, she has a situation-ship with a guy in Montgomery, but deep down she knows it’s going nowhere fast.
It’s not easy for a plus sized girl to find love in the small town of Magnolia Row, but her friends say she deserves better.
She just hasn’t met the right guy yet.
Rhodes Cauley hasn’t had a date since his divorce five years ago.
At forty-five he leaves his comfortable job at one of the largest architecture firms in Birmingham to go solo and focus on historic preservation.
When he gets the call to oversee the restoration of an old Victorian hotel in Magnolia Row, he jumps at the chance.
It doesn’t take long for Rhodes’ and Micah’s paths to cross.
They have an undeniable chemistry, but they also have reservations.
Rhodes thinks he’s too old for Micah, but Micah actually thinks he’s too good for her.
Besides sharing the same passions, they don’t even live in the same town.
Can they move past their insecurities and realize that weight and age are just numbers?
Just a Number is the second book in the Magnolia Row series and features everything you’ve come to know and adore in your favorite small Alabama town.
Featuring fierce female friendships, eccentric townsfolk, and enough Southern charm to butter your biscuits, love is always in bloom in Magnolia Row!
