Hideaway (Vino and Veritas)

Review\nDelicate and tender, sexy and sweet, and OMG there are puppies! -Author Leslie McAdam\nI just love the way Rachel Lacey writes. Even as I read the first chapter and especially as I got into the second one - the story is told in alternate POV by both main characters - I could tell this book was going to break my heart. -LezReview Books\nWith a lot of heart, and low angst, Taylor and Phoebe's relationship will have you rooting for them on every page. -Cassandra Martin\nThe story tugs at your heartstrings from the first chapter. -Jennifer S\nHideaway is deeply romantic, heartwarming, and so charged with tension and longing that it sizzles. I just couldn't put it down. -Claudia F.S.\nOne woman’s hiding place is another woman’s refuge...\nAfter becoming an inadvertent viral sensation—and losing her job and her girlfriend as a result— Phoebe Shaw retreats to Vermont. Renovating her late grandmother’s cabin into a vacation rental seems like the perfect way to lie low for a while. But the last person she expects to encounter on the property is the woman whose kiss was her teenage sexual awakening...and whom she’s never quite forgotten.\nTaylor Donovan has been hiking on the trails behind the Shaw family’s cabin her whole life. As children, Taylor and Phoebe were best friends before sharing a secret summer romance when they were sixteen, which left Taylor brokenhearted when Phoebe fled at the end of the summer. Now the property has become Taylor’s home away from home, and she wants nothing more than to convince the Shaws to sell it to her. But Phoebe’s return puts a crimp in those plans--and brings back old feelings she thought she’d overcome.\nOf all the things Phoebe regrets, leaving Taylor is at the top of the list, but Taylor is determined to protect her heart. Yet the pull between them is stronger than ever. This time around, will love stay hidden . . . or finally see the light of day?