This warm romance centers its narrative around strong themes: character redemption, community, and family relationships. When I picked up Lucky in Lace, her twenty-third full-length novel, I knew it would be yummy, and it was. Always enjoyable and tasty, these romances can be counted on to brighten the day. Melissa Brayden’s romances are like warm, fresh-baked Toll House cookies. What’re a structured stationery store owner and a sexy lingerie peddler to do? Juliette has Peyton longing for forever on one hand and lacing up her running shoes with the other. But when Peyton’s feelings enter new territory, she realizes the world might be scarier than she’d planned. She also likes sexy things, and uptight Juliette next door would be a fun bow to untie.
In fact, she desperately needs one after a series of bad choices. If only the owner would turn off the charm, Juliette is sure she could stop imagining her in nothing but the shop’s lacy best sellers. Even worse, a scandalous lingerie shop has moved in next door, and its tantalizing window displays will drive away her conservative customers. But when her best friend and her ex fall head over heels for each other, everything unravels and leaves her exposed. As a business owner of a stationery store, structure is her favorite. Juliette Jennings lives her life like a tightly laced corset-not that she’d ever wear one.
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