The arrival of spring kids gave hope of finally putting the goat dairy business in the black, but finance didn't make the top of Carmen's list of woes. Josh was ready to get married and so was she, but maybe not to him. They had been childhood playmates and everyone assumed they would soon be husband and wife. That was when her roommate's brother arrived for a visit. From the beginning sparks flew between them - the kind of sparks she had begun to think only existed in fairy tales. But Alex had once been bitten by the love bug and wasn't ready to go through that hurt again. He wanted the relationship without the commitment. Carmen was conservative enough to believe the relationship should come after the commitment - even when you're 25. Linda Rigsbee is an award-winning multi-genre writer. She has published over 60 books since 1984. Rigsbee writes clean romantic fiction, westerns, science fiction, youth and children's books. She writes both non-fiction and fiction in lengths from flash fiction to novels. "Many Genres; One Theme. Keep it Clean." Carmen is struggling to stay in the black with her goat dairy when she meets Alex, her roommate's sophisticated brother. Sparks fly from the start, but Carmen is convinced they have nothing in common. Love wins and they go from one struggle to another, always working things out.
