Old Enough to Know Better

No one in their right mind was going to mistake Cat Taylor for a cougar on the prowl, and after losing her husband, Clint - the man she knew was her one and only soul mate – she was determined to reconcile herself to spending the rest of her life alone, and, according to her friends, not doing very well at it.

But no one had told her best friend's son, Finn, that that was the plan, apparently. When he suddenly decided to move back to the coast of Maine – having made what his mother described as buckets of money – he stubbornly set his sights on her and refused to back down.

His mentor, Clint wouldn't have, either.

He'd taken a lot of cues about how to handle her from him, the worst of which was the distinct tendency to haul her over his lap and reduce her to tears any time she did anything he didn't like.

But Cat struggled to believe he could be attracted to a woman who was about the same age as his mother – until he proved to her – in no uncertain terms – that he could singe more than just the nerves in her behind, and that, just perhaps, she was one of those lucky women for whom lightening struck twice in a lifetime.