The Trouble with Exes

Do opposites really attract?Eve ConroyReturning to Sycamore Springs is something I thought I’d never do. With my big fat divorce pending, no job, little money, and two kids to support, there is no choice. As if I haven’t got enough to worry about, there’s this unwanted attraction to a man several years younger than me. Hot or not, it just isn’t going to happen. Adam NortonMy last two relationships were complete disasters. Meeting Eve again, the sister-in-law of the woman I jilted at the altar—therefore completely out of bounds—is keeping me awake. Why do I do this to myself?Whatever this is, I think that cupid might be having a whole lot of fun at my expense. Sycamore Springs SeriesBook 1: The Trouble with FriendsBook 2: The Trouble with ExesBook 3: The Trouble with Love5* “There are parts that made me laugh out loud, and parts that left me wanting a tissue.”5* “Opposites often attract. Another great series!”5* Review "I really enjoyed this carry over from The Trouble with friends. I love the way this can be related to true life experiences for some people. You quickly get caught up in the lives of Adam and Eve and love hearing about Jack and Gill and how they turned out. I can't wait to read the next book of the Sycamore series. Cheryl Phipps is a USA Today Bestselling author of contemporary romance and women’s fiction from beautiful Auckland, New Zealand. Married for nearly 50 years (yes, they were high school sweethearts) to her own ‘the one’, and at the beck and call of a handful (or two) of grandchildren, she loves weaving sensual stories that celebrate love, family, and resilience, as well as delivering a heart-racing, happy ending, with a sprinkle of humor. When she's not writing, baking, or spending time with her family, there is just enough space for a crazy mixed breed dog who stole her heart!