The Celebration Series: Part 3: Working under Wheels, Masquerading at Midnight, Blessings & Beans and Velvet & Vows (The Celebration Series Box Set)
by Stacy EatonPublish: Sep 15, 2018Contemporary Romance RomanceBook Overview
The Celebration Series: Part 3The Celebration Series is a 13-book series that celebrates friends, family, love & holidays in the fictional town of Celebration PA. Part 3 includes Books 10-13: Working under Wheels, Masquerading at Midnight, Blessings & Beans and Velvet & Vows.
In Working Under Wheels… Levi Rivers is one of the most protective men in Celebration, so when his neighbor passes away, he feels responsible for not having noticed her absence.
Alesandra Findley moved away from Celebration when she was four years old and was told that her mother had died when she was young. When Alesandra returns to Celebration, Levi is there to lend his guidance, support, and encouragement.
Levi will need to learn to live with his guilt while Alesandra learns the truth about her mother. When it’s time for her to return to New York City, she’s not sure she wants to leave Levi and all she has discovered to return to the cold world of fashion. But can life with Levi working with chrome and wheels instead of glamour and glitz be enough for her?
In Masquerading at Midnight… Deklan Kelly comes from a family of well-known attorneys, and his parents pushed him into it, too. Privately, he wished he could sketch and paint the beauty of life instead of wheeling and dealing with the dregs of humanity.
Sky Clarke hides behind the walls of her family’s home, protecting women and children from abusive partners. She is devoted and passionate to her cause and will do anything for her clients—she’ll even break the law. What she won’t do is put up with annoying attorneys.
After Sky finds Deklan innocently sketching on her property, the two of them are thrown together into a spiral of events that keeps them on their toes. Will Deklan finally remove the mask and be the man he wants to be, or will Sky run from the passion because she’s afraid to remove her own mask?
In Blessings & Beans… Hope Wells is a lifetime resident of Celebration and lives on coffee fumes and love stories. As each one of her friends has found love, she’s been glad for them—and secretly envious of their happiness. As much as she wants to find love, she knows that the odds are against her, especially with the medical issue she has kept hidden.
Aaron Findley was born in Celebration but left when he was a boy. A few months ago, he returned after his mother passed, and even the racecars he drives couldn’t get him out of town fast enough. His sister, Alesandra might enjoy the podunk town, but he prefers the fast life of cars, cities, and beautiful, flashy women.
Six weeks before Thanksgiving, Aaron crashes his racecar and end up fighting for his life. When he is discharged three weeks later, he finds that he has fewer friends than he thought and a career that went up in flames with his car. His only choice is to convalesce at his sister’s house in Celebration. Grumpy and bored, Aaron finds himself hiding at the small coffee shop for hours as he comes to terms with his new life.
As Hope befriends a less arrogant Aaron, she chips away at his thick armor and realizes that the two of them have a lot in common—but will their friendship turn into a blessing for them both, or will it be another crash and burn that will destroy them?
In Velvet & Vows… Velvet & Vows starts twenty days before the wedding and there is a lot to be done. With showers, parties, dress fittings, holiday preparations and the last of the details for the ceremony and reception, Celebration is crackling with energy—but it's not all good.
With a few misunderstandings, secrets and a serial arsonist running rampant, the days leading to the wedding are far more stressful than Casey and Thad ever planned for. It will take the entire town to tell this story as we pass from one character to another.
Prepare yourself for this one-of-a-kind novel which brings insight into every character you've fallen in love with, and even a few characters
