She bent her head and shivered against the cold.Īlong with the decidedly anti-cupid-like mood, now she had a headache. A gust of wind hit her in the face and sucked the breath from her lungs. She pulled her suitcase out of the trunk of the car, gingerly lowered the lid so the sound wouldn’t make her head explode, and headed toward the front door of her parents’ house. Amanda suspected her grandpa was part unromantic and part tightwad.Ĭareful now, she maneuvered across the slick ice beneath her feet. It wasn’t about showing it for that one day of the year and spending a fortune on diamonds and chocolates.Īlthough, truth be told, the chocolates would’ve been nice.
Gramps had always told her that it was what a person did all year long to show their love. He’d hated Valentine’s Day as much as she did.Īll that lovey-dovey stuff and for what? A rejection of the epic kind? Been there, done that. She’d inherited her grinchness from her Grandpa George, so it seemed appropriate she’d want to see him at this time of year. “Who’s there?”īut the street was empty, she was alone, and there was only one explanation for what she’d seen. She scrambled to her feet and turned in a slow circle. The cold from the ground seeped through her clothes. A dull pain throbbed at the back of her head. “Gramps?” She pushed up on her elbows and the image morphed into swirls of fog and snow. Her ears rang with - was that laughter? - and something familiar glided out of the fog and floated in the air above her. Her head bounced once, twice, then settled.įat snowflakes landed on her face and melted down her cheeks. The next thing she knew, she was flat on her back. With a grumbly grunt, she shouldered the car door open and stepped out onto the icy street. There was only one person who really understood her aversion to the holiday and he was gone.
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Once her Grandma Elvira’s Valentine’s Day wedding was over, she could return to Seattle and forget about cherubs and chocolates and men who’d crushed her heart.Īmanda steered the car up to the curb in front of her parents’ two-storey house and sat there, arms braced against the steering wheel, her frown so tight she was sure a smile would crack her face. Okay, so all she had to do was get through the next three days. The tiny west coast village of Cranberry Cove rarely had snow in mid-February, but a cold front had settled in the region to give the Washington residents one last blast of winter. Outside, fog swirled through the air and dimmed the glow of the vehicle’s headlights, while enormous white flakes drifted down from the sky and covered the ground in a fluffy blanket of snow. Amanda turned off the radio and inched the car over the town’s slippery streets. This Valentine’s Day, give the one you love the most expensive piece of jewelry on the market!Īnd on and on it went. Spend one hundred dollars and enter your name to win our Valentine’s Day thousand dollar shopping spree! Even now, three days before the big day, the radio in her yellow Beetle blared out the holiday’s excess. It wasn’t that she disliked Valentine’s Day so much as she hated the pressure of living up to the romantic madness.
When Amanda Goodwin turned left at the Cranberry Cove Community Hall, and saw the front yard had already been decorated with heart shaped ornaments and cupids holding bows, she reacted with a mean and grumpy, “Bah humbug.” You are my Valentine, today and forever after. And if Dane has his way, he just might convince her to say I do instead of bah humbug. Between Grandpa’s demands for her to stop the wedding, Grandma’s inability to let go of her dearly departed husband’s urn, and Amanda’s parents acting friskier than a couple of newlyweds, she’s ready to give in to her grinchness and head back to the city. Long time friend, Dane Weatherby, totally gets her grinchly attitude. Until, that is, she encounters her grandpa’s ghost. Hearts, cupids, and diamond rings … bah humbug!Īmanda Goodwin inherited her Valentine grinchness from her Grandpa George, so when she returns home for her Grandma Elvira’s Valentine’s Day wedding, it’s bah humbug all the way. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only.
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