Are You Still Mine (North of Boston, #2) / North of Boston (ePub)

One demanding career. One family in crisis. An ocean apart. Can their new-found love possibly survive?

Emily Burke's parents desperately need her help to save their failing BnB in Italy as they try to rescue her troubled younger sister back home in Boston. Reluctantly, she agrees to help out, even through it means putting her life - and the love of her life - on hold.

At the same time, Lucas McNichol's career in New York is exploding. Neither ever wanted long distance romance…but what other options are there? Will family and job responsibilities and their lonely separation bring their second chance at love story to a heart-crushing halt? Or could it make them stronger, in ways they could never have predicted?

Find out in Are You Still Mine, a sweet and swoon-worthy second-chance-at-love contemporary romance with plenty of banter, good-hearted humor and a happy ending.

Second in the new North of Boston Romance series of contemporary women's fiction that takes place in Boston, Massachusetts, the charming small towns and rural places of New Hampshire and in Umbria, Italy.

Though Are You Still Mine works as a standalone novel, it also continues the love story of Emily and Lucas that began in Look Into Your Heart, the first book in this series.

About the author:

Jacquelyn Johnson writes sweet contemporary romances with humor and plenty of banter for readers who like heroes who are possibly a bit misguided but truly heroic, feisty heroines who you'll want as friends and happy endings.

She's also the author of the Morley Star series of realistic novels for girls ages 10 to 13 and a dozen or so books about dogs, cats and assorted other pets and animals for middle school readers.

When not writing or avoiding cooking and housework, she likes to admire other people's gardens or lounge on her verandah with a refreshing glass of something and a good book.

She lives with her family near the ocean and knows they should probably take Lucas's advice and eat more seafood but unfortunately, they prefer burgers. Or pizza.