The Good Neighbor (Fortune Bay #2)

A cabin on a lake - a haven for people at the crossroads of their lives.

Frankie Alvarez hasn’t spoken to her rich, overbearing father in three years. She has built a life for herself in Fortune Bay, has a good job at the high school and owns a pretty bungalow on Majestic Lake, but her father still sends her a check every month—never a note, just the check—and every month she rips it up.
Then Sean Murphy moves into the cabin next door and everything changes overnight. Sean is just the kind of successful young exec’ Frankie’s father would want her to marry. But if she were looking for a husband—which she is not—it would be for someone completely different. Trouble is, Sean’s so darn charming, and cooks like a dream, and she feels her resolve to shut him out slipping away.
When Sean discovers Frankie hasn’t spoken to her father in years, he can’t stop himself from stepping in. He hates to see them estranged, and would give anything for someone to tell him what happened to the daughter he gave up fifteen years ago.