Unlikely in Love by Ashlie Knapp ❤️ Spotlight & EXCLUSIVE eBook Giveaway ❤️ (Contemporary Romance)

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At 27, Annabelle Cleaver finds herself sitting in a lawyer's office, listening to the last will and testament of the only relative she's ever loved being read. Stuck in the small Oklahoma town she always had every intention of leaving, she has no idea what comes next. When her sexy high school crush, Wyatt Holloway, returns to town and asks her for a job on her farm, her
simple life becomes more complicated than she ever imagined.

Wyatt Holloway returned from three tours overseas in the army a broken man. He'd seen and done things that haunt his days and nights. When he discovers Annabelle Cleaver, the beautiful but quirky girl from high school, needs help on her family farm after the passing of her crazy grandma, he finds himself inexplicably drawn to the woman who'd always held his
interest.

Warm, sexy and laugh out loud funny, Unlikely in Love tells the story of two people coming together despite the odds against them.

One Amazon reader says: “Ashlie Knapp is back with another must read of 2017!! The excitement was unbelievable when I found out one of my favourite authors had a new book out! I couldn’t wait to start and I was not disappointed! This book was, as expected, a wonderful story! I loved the characters, I loved the plot, and I loved everything about it! This author knows how to write stories that you can’t help but be captivated by. Her characters are always likeable and it didn’t take me long to fall head over heels in love with them all – both the main and the secondary characters! I am so excited about what is to come in this series!”

Ever since I can remember, I have loved to read. My dad was a coach and growing up, if my mom and I didn’t go to his games, I would often crawl up on his side of their bed and fall asleep with a book in my hand, my mom reading next to me.
Years and many hours were spent at the public library, browsing books and learning the art of the Dewey Decimal System. I was that kid who would always check out the maximum limit of books (10) and would be back in a few days to check out more. My scrawny arm muscles were always given a good workout during the summer months because of all the book-hauling I required of them.

To me, a book was the perfect accessory for any occasion. Grocery shopping with mom? Book in hand. Riding the tractor with dad? Book in hand. Hanging out at the community pool and having to take the mandatory break for the lifeguards? Definitely book in hand.

When my husband suggested that I should write a book, I scoffed. I don’t write books. I read them. Yet, here I am. Two books down and another almost finished. Once I started, my fingers seemed to have a mind of their own, pulling words from my head and typing them onto the screen almost without thought. I guess an author has been inside me all along; the reader just had to take a long enough break for the writer to come out and play.