Heart and sole by Miranda Liasson
Release date: July 14, 2015
Publisher: Entagled Publishing
Rating: 4-Buy
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Synopsis: Maddie Kingston just walked away from everything in order to take over her family's struggling shoe business. And she's in some serious trouble. The majority of the company's shares have been bought out by none other than Maddie's ex-boyfriend, self-made billionaire Nick Holter. Now Maddie needs his help...even if it means buying Nick from a charity bachelor auction.
After the Kingstons destroyed his grandfather's career, Nick vowed to take over their company. He's inches from victory when he finds himself bought and paid for...by his sexy ex-girlfriend who's hell-bent on saving her family's company. Between their families' feud and their own unfinished business, tempers - and emotions - run hot. Too hot.
Because kissing with the enemy is a guaranteed shoe-in for trouble...
My Thoughts: I really enjoyed this book, I'm a sucker for a second-chance at love story-line. The Kingston and Holter families have hated each other for going on 50 some odd years now. The families had a shoe business, but after the feud Samuel Holter left the business and went on to manage shoe stores while the Kingston shoe company went on to find success.
Maddie Kingston is in desperate need to save her families shoe business. The only problem is Nick Holter owns majority stock in the company and he is set on revenge or justice, for his Grandpa. With Nick not returning her calls and his refusal to see her in person, she decides to attend the children's hospital auction where Nick is being auctioned off.
Nick and Maddie have a very long history with one another. They grew up in the same small town and used to be best friends. Thinking that if she can just get Nick back home to their small town, he'll change his mind and not want to dissolve her families business. This book was sweet with a splash of a small southern town charm. Y'all will definitely want to read this one!
Recommendations: Penthouse Prince by Virginia Nelson
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