Southern Song
by Rosemary Laurey

Sarah McAllister was perfectly happy with her job as a Special Education teacher. Until this year, that is. Her teenage sister is pushing the limits, but Sarah remembers her own teen years and tries to understand. The kids are hard work but worth every effort. Parents can be difficult, but she's used to dealing with them. It's her new principal who's driving her crazy.

Mike Hartman expected it to be easy. Two years in a sleepy Southern town reorganizing a small school—the perfect break he needs to recoup. He hadn't reckoned on a certain auburn- haired teacher who opposes his changes at every turn. Conflicts at work and a heated mutual attraction make for a tension-fraught year...but when trouble strikes, Sarah finds love gives her the strength to face the future.

Editor's Note: This story was previously published in ebook format by Hard Shell Word Factory (1999)

Rosemary Laurey's Bio

More years ago than she cares to remember, Rosemary Laurey left her native England to teach her way around the world. She didn't get very far. In Turkey she met the love of her life, a handsome US Air Force captain from South Carolina. Since then, she's raised three sons, taught regular and special education, worked as a tutor and educational assessor, moonlighted as a bookseller and somehow managed to get a master's degree in her spare time.

She now writes full time and shares an empty nest in German Village in Columbus, Ohio with her husband, George.

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