Elevator Pitch by Annie Dyer

If it doesn’t bring you joy…

Marie Callaghan knows that selling your family’s home is never going to be an easy thing to do, especially when your grown-up kids suddenly develop attachments made of steel to the bricks, mortar and Christmas decs from decades ago that can’t possibly be thrown away. She’s prepared for the adult-sized tantrums, the discovery of secrets hidden in old cupboards and reminders of some of the best – and worst – times.
But what she isn’t prepared for is her own memories. Almost forty years ago, across the Atlantic, she met a single dad whose life was in a mess, and he rearranged her life forever. This is their love story, one their children never wanted to hear, because there wasn’t enough bleach.
A one-night stand that became a lifetime. Four kids that became seven. A broken man with a heart she could mend and a house where everything restarted.
All because of an elevator and the best pitch Grant Callaghan ever gave in his life.
This is where it begins – and ends.

Elevator Pitch is both the first and last book in the Callaghan Green series. It contains a very happily ever after, several happy endings and Seph Callaghan’s socks. It’s about a love story that started it all and what followed after.

Love and steam don’t always finish with the first The End…