from the Penn Medicine booksale

In the trouble with Caasi, the heroine has always put work first. Her right-hand manager quits, and that makes her start to pay attention to Blake on a personal level, instead of a business level; In Reflections of Yesterday, Simon and Angie came from different sides of the tracks and their parents broke them up when they were teens. Now 12 years later, and living in different towns, they meet and are rekindling the romance, but not without the parent's meddling again.

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Received this wishlist tag from NancyNova. Look forward to reading and sharing with others.

This is a two story for one book. The Trouble with Caasi is the story of Cassi Crane the CEO of a hotel chain on the West coast. Her right hand man Blake Sherrill has handed in his resignation. She doesn't want to loose him. In her trying to keep him in the job she sees him in a new and personal way. The Reflections of Yesterday take us back to when Simon Canfield and Angie Robinson are in their teens and head over heels in love with each other. The parents find a way to get Angie and her father to leave town. Now years later, Angie comes back to town and finds that her feelings for Simon haven't changed, and neither have his. They were both nice little romance stories.

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