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Violence
None
None
Language
None
None notable
Sexual Content
Barely any
A gentle, low-heat romance typical of Macomber's early category work
Substance Use
None
None notable
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Diana's grief and hesitation about dating again after widowhood is treated with a light touch
What this book is about
Sports-car-driving playboy Cliff Howard reluctantly joins a neighborhood carpool with widow Diana Collins, who's hidden behind motherhood since her husband's death. A gentle, humor-driven romance follows as both learn to risk vulnerability again.
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