When it comes to her heart, Arabella D’Angelo has moved on―even though she still lives in Mirror Lake, Connecticut, a little tourist town with a long memory for mistakes. Ever the dutiful daughter of a cantankerous widower who holds grudges, Bella has spent the past twelve years raising her younger brother and making a name for herself as a successful psychologist. Now, when she isn’t counseling a lonely-hearts club for senior women, she’s humoring her matchmaking girlfriends. Bella resists the romancing of their blind dates, yet her friends hope she’ll fall for a local and scrap plans for a fresh start in Chicago. Then, just before Bella’s thirtieth birthday, her first love, Roman Spikonos, returns to Mirror Lake. When he moves next door to her family’s garden-center business to run his grandparents’ orchard, it stirs up gossip―and a tempest of passions―just in time for pumpkin harvest. As Roman and Bella once again get caught up in a swirl of desire and heartache, not to mention her overprotective father’s fury, Mirror Lake will soon find out whether the Italian hometown beauty and her unforgettable Greek god can stand a second chance. "A wonderful story about getting a second chance at love." Harlequin Junkie Recommended Read "I not only cried, but I actually honest-to-goodness ugly-cried while reading it, and I can't remember the last time that happened while reading a book." Heather @Goodreads "I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves second chances and an HEA." Kathy @Goodreads "This is just an all round great book with loss, humor, romance, chemistry, and great character development. Looking forward to reading about the rest of the Spikonos brothers." Connie @Goodreads “A wonderful story about getting a second chance at love.” ― Harlequin Junkie (HJ Recommends) I'm very excited to give you Roman and Arabella's story.    This is the start of my new series about the Spikonos brothers, brothers of Greek heritage who were separated as children and who each return to the town of Mirror Lake, Connecticut,to find their lives and loves...and each other.    This book still has the lighthearted tone of my previous books but also has a more serious undercurrent.   I introduced the first Spikonos brother, Lukas, in my last book, THIS LOVING FEELING, (although each book can also be read as a stand-alone).   Arabella D'Angelo's had a tough time overcoming past mistakes, but she's built a good life for herself. Her brother that she raised is about to graduate from high school, and she's months away from finally being able to leave Mirror Lake for Chicago,even though her friends' matchmaking efforts are designed to keep her in town.But even she's not prepared when after twelve years, handsome, enigmatic Roman Spikonos returns to take over his grandfather's orchards, which are located right next to her traditional Italian family's garden center.    Seeing Roman awakens past heartache but also great passion. Caught once again between family and her feelings for Roman, Arabella must at last reconcile her past and see if the future can provide a second chance for a love that was cut short the first time around.    I hope you enjoy CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU as much as I enjoyed writing it. As a girl, Miranda Liasson was a willing courier for the romance novels her mother traded with their next-door neighbor because it gave her a chance to sneak a peek at the contents. Today, Miranda writes award-winning romances herself, creating stories about courageous but imperfect characters who find love despite obstacles and their own personal flaws. In 2013, Miranda won the Romance Writers of America’s Golden Heart Award for Best Contemporary Series Romance. Can’t Stop Loving You is the first book in her Spikonos Brothers romance series, and she is also the author of three Mirror Lake romances: This Thing Called Love , This Love of Mine , and This Loving Feeling . Along with her husband, three children, and Posey, a rescued cat with attitude, Miranda makes her home in Northeast Ohio. Follow her on Facebook at www.facebook.com/MirandaLiassonAuthor and on Twitter @mirandaliasson.