A Recipe For Disaster (Sarah Woods Mystery Book 16) - Plot & Excerpts
It had only been a week, though, so I knew it would take time to get used to the living arrangements. Carter had insisted that I go shopping to pick out some new furniture, just so the place would feel more like “ours.” I appreciated the sentiment, but his furniture was perfectly fine. No point in wasting money. The fact that he cared about my feelings was enough. After my divorce, I'd found the perfect apartment located in a Victorian house, with a huge stone fireplace and high ceilings. The rent, however, was not in my budget. When Carter had first asked me to move in with him, I knew it was the right decision, yet part of me wondered how it might change our relationship. Carter had been a bachelor for the last decade after his marriage ended, right around the same time that his teenaged daughter had overdosed. It took him many years to open up and let someone in, and I felt honored to be the one. However, working side by side with your lover has its drawbacks.
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