New Uses for Old Boyfriends

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After growing up in privilege and marrying into money, Lila Alders has gotten used to the good life. But when her happily ever after implodes, Lila must return to Black Dog Bay, the tiny seaside town where she grew up. She's desperate for a safe haven, but everything has changed over the past ten years. Her family's fortune is gone - and her mother is in total denial. It's up to Lila to take care of everything . . . but she can barely take care of herself. The former golden girl of Black Dog Bay struggles to reinvent herself by opening a vintage clothing boutique. But even as Lila finds new purpose for outdated dresses and tries to reunite with her ex, she realizes that sometimes it's too late for old dreams. She's lost everything she thought she needed but found something - someone - she desperately wants. A boy she hardly noticed has grown up into a man she can't forget . . . and a second chance has never felt so much like first love. Acclaim for Beth Kendrick's Novels 'Charming and exceptionally entertaining.' Jane Porter, National Bestselling Author of The Good Wife 'Kendrick writes with a wicked sense of humor and great wisdom about the power of friendship and the importance of true love.' Chicago Tribune

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"Beth Kendrick has written a sharp, sassy, surprisingly emotional story that will make readers laugh out loud from page one and sigh from the heart at the end. Light and lovely perfection!"
Roxanne St. Claire, New York Times bestselling author on CURE FOR THE COMMON BREAKUP
A smart, funny spin on happily-ever-after!"
Beth Harbison, New York Timesbestselling author
"Kendrick writes with a wicked sense of humor and great wisdom about the power of friendship [and] the importance of true love."
The Chicago Tribune

Author Bio

Beth Kendrick is the author of ten novels, includingCure for the Common Breakup,The Week Before the Wedding, andThe Lucky Dog Matchmaking Service. Shelives in Arizona with her family and a pair of unruly rescue dogs.