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Bobby Saxton had chosen an unusual path. Instead of jazz, blues, hip hop or rap, he had chosen country music. He and his band mates always said they were serious about their music, but they didn't do more than perform gigs. They never found that agent, cut that demo, and found their fortune. Mindy, pretty, blonde and blue-eyed, had other ideas. She would make sure that they took that next step, and while she did, she would also figure out what to do about the delicious Bobby so handsome and intriguing.

Bobby Saxton had chosen an unusual path. Instead of jazz, blues, hip hop or rap, he had chosen country music. He and his band mates always said they were serious about their music, but they didn't do more than perform gigs. They never found that agent, cut that demo, and found their fortune. Mindy, pretty, blonde and blue-eyed, had other ideas. She would make sure that they took that next step, and while she did, she would also figure out what to do about the delicious Bobby.

Is there such a thing called fate? Does fate give you second chances in love? Juliet feels like she didn't really get a first chance. Her first marriage was a disaster. She had never felt inclined to take a chance on a man after that. The risks were too great, especially when she had two children to consider. She didn't think her heart could handle having her trust broken again.

Juliet and Michael seem to have found their way to each other. But love is never that easy. To love Juliet, Michael must tolerate her family, who treated him shamefully. To protect Juliet, Michael might need to break her trust and do something for which she might not forgive him.

Juliet is happy with her life. She is 38, has been divorced for a decade, has a fulfilling career, a good home, and two wonderful children. She learnt a few tough lessons from her marriage, a few tougher ones from her divorce. She has learnt to be independent, and she has made herself happy. But every Christmas, she goes back to Vermont, to her family, for the holidays. Juliet had a privileged childhood, but one without warmth. Her family approved of her marriage. It was a good match.