Durango
Street Theatre, Book 1
Street Theatre, Book 1
Contemporary
Romance
Romance
Publisher:
Boroughs Publishing Group
Boroughs Publishing Group
Published:
April 2019
April 2019
EXES
AND OHS
AND OHS
The
marriage was one of convenience. She had status and he had money. But… there
was something there, and both of them felt it. After three years of him working
long hours and her spending too much time at the Durango Street Theatre, Miguel
Abonce and Vivienne Heiser called it quits. One year later, they are forced to
work together to save or sell the theater. In the process they discover things
they never knew about each other and they learn there’s more between them than
burning up the sheets. They might really love each other after all.
marriage was one of convenience. She had status and he had money. But… there
was something there, and both of them felt it. After three years of him working
long hours and her spending too much time at the Durango Street Theatre, Miguel
Abonce and Vivienne Heiser called it quits. One year later, they are forced to
work together to save or sell the theater. In the process they discover things
they never knew about each other and they learn there’s more between them than
burning up the sheets. They might really love each other after all.
About
the Author
the Author
The
author of over thirty romance novels, Emily Mims combined her writing career
with a career in public education until leaving the classroom to write full
time. The mother of two sons, she and her husband split their time between
central Texas, eastern Tennessee, and Georgia visiting their kids and
grandchildren. For relaxation, Emily plays the piano, organ, dulcimer, and
ukulele for two different performing groups, and even sings a little. She says,
“I love to write romances because I believe in them. Romance happened to me and
it can happen to any woman—if she’ll just let it.”
author of over thirty romance novels, Emily Mims combined her writing career
with a career in public education until leaving the classroom to write full
time. The mother of two sons, she and her husband split their time between
central Texas, eastern Tennessee, and Georgia visiting their kids and
grandchildren. For relaxation, Emily plays the piano, organ, dulcimer, and
ukulele for two different performing groups, and even sings a little. She says,
“I love to write romances because I believe in them. Romance happened to me and
it can happen to any woman—if she’ll just let it.”
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