Once in a Lifetime

Once in a Lifetime by Jill Shalvis, published by Grand Central Publishing on February 18, 2014, is a contemporary fiction novel that explores themes of romance and personal redemption. The story follows Ben McDaniel, who returns to his hometown after experiencing profound loss while working in conflict zones. He encounters Aubrey Wellington, a captivating woman who challenges his resolve and ignites a desire that offers him hope for the future, despite the warnings from family and friends.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the complexities of grief and the pursuit of second chances. As Aubrey strives to make amends for her past, her connection with Ben becomes a significant part of her journey. The book presents a blend of romance and emotional struggle, set against the backdrop of the small town of Lucky Harbor, where the characters must confront their histories and the possibility of new beginnings. With 352 pages, this edition is available in English and offers an engaging exploration of love and healing.
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SOMETIMES WRONG IS OH-SO-RIGHT
After a wrenching loss, Ben McDaniel tried to escape his grief by working in dangerous, war-torn places like Africa and the Middle East. Now he’s back in his hometown and face-to-face with Aubrey Wellington, the hot-as-hell woman who is trouble with a capital T. Family and friends insist she’s not the one to ease his pain, but Aubrey sparks an intense desire that gives Ben hope for the future.
Determined to right the wrongs of her past, Aubrey is working hard to make amends. But by far, the toughest challenge to her plan is sexy, brooding Ben – even though he has absolutely no idea what she’s done . . .
Can this unlikely couple defy the odds and win over the little town of Lucky Harbor?
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