A Touch of Luck

What if you had the power to change others' lives, but never your own?

With a touch and a verbal intention, Ryah Monroe can manifest an outcome for anyone, except herself. At thirty-six, she's content with living within the boundaries of her hidden power, giving people the ability to perform their best dance moves or help irate hotel customers to enjoy their hotel stay. When Ryah accepts a job offer to work for a local, family-owned potato chip factory, she finds herself working closely with co-owner Ezra Knight.

Ezra happens to be "Soda Case Guy," a guy Ryah met once twenty years ago in a convenience store and unknowingly made a contest grand prize winner. He's charming, thoughtful, handsome, and cousins with her best friend's husband. He's also the only person she keeps accidentally giving manifestations.

With the chip factory on the brink of closure, Ryah navigates office gossip, the disapproving CEO (Ezra's mother), brainstorming new ways to sell plain chips, and falling for her "Soda Case Guy." Still she can't ignore the looming consequences of an accidental manifestation that should guarantee Ezra falls in love with someone else. Unable to keep her powers in check, will Ryah be able to keep her secret and protect her heart before Ezra gives his heart to another?

What's inside: A closed-door, romantic women's fiction with a hint of the supernatural.

This is the first book in the Spring Hill Lucky Lovers series but can be read as a standalone.

Closed-door, open hearts.