Just Say Yes

Book One from the Silver Creek Series

What’s in a name?

Social media maven Britt Appleton is great at what she does. But getting her dream job with the Colorado Grizzlies takes more than a stellar resume. When Britt learned that wealthy businessman JR Driskill would be at the same Good Hope wedding she was attending, she couldn’t believe her luck. His name practically guaranteed she’d get an interview with the football team his family owns. Certain she’d make his acquaintance sometime between canapes and cake, Britt boldly added his name to her application. She got the interview. She never got close to JR.

Now she’s in Colorado, staying in the new Silver Creek complex, trying to meet Denver’s Most Eligible Bachelor before the interview but having no luck. At least she’s made two new friends since arriving in the Mile-High City; JR’s grandmother and a construction worker, Amos Lee. The scruffily-sexy carpenter couldn’t be more different than the clean-cut JR, but Britt falls head over heels. Only then does Britt discover Amos isn’t his name and he’s no carpenter…

This first book in the Silver Creek series will keep you reading WAY too late at night. Grab your copy and dive into this uplifting story now.

“Great story with different storyline! Very good book! Can't wait to read the rest of the series to hear more about the family!”

— Lynda J W, Amazon

What People Are Saying

A selection of ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ reviews from Amazon and GoodReads

“Nice start to this series! This is about Brit who is Bea’s (from Good Hope) twin sister and about JR/Amos. Brit is in Denver trying to get a job with the Grizzlies football team, but she thought she would have a chance to meet JR, whose family owns the team, in Good Hope before the interview, only he had an emergency and left right away. Brit is not one to use people the way some may think, but she overestimated herself and added JR as a reference before meeting him. Fast-forward to the day of the interview and well, she still has not met him, but lucky her the interview is pushed back for another two weeks.

Amos is having dinner in his favorite place when he happens to spot Brit and recognizes her as Bea’s twin sister. He thinks she has recognized him as JR because she smiled at him and accepted his invitation to join him at him table instead of her waiting for hours to be seated. She thought he was hot and normal not a wealthy entitled idiot like she had in her past. Well, the story gets good because then she meets Hal, who I love, and is JR’s grandma. Hal takes her under her wing to help her out as she is stuck for a couple of weeks before her interview. The good thing about Brit is that she has never lied about what she did and confesses everything to both Amos and Grandma Hal, but the story is interesting as she does not know who Amos is…. Can’t wait to continue reading their love story!”

*****

“Wow this has a different twist and it makes it a fantastic story. The author does a very good job making the characters so interesting that it pulls you into the story with them. Great job of writing.”

*****

“Just Say Yes is an engaging, character driven contemporary novel by Cindy Kirk. Brittany Appleton and JR Driskill appeared in the author’s Bachelor Games in Good Hope which featured Britt’s sister Bea. Although they were in town at the same time the couple never crossed paths in Good Hope. Britt makes a bold move by using JR as a reference when she applies for a social media position in one of his family’s businesses. I found this piece of the storyline enjoyable and engaging—I had to see how it played out.
Britt arrives in Denver for a job interview only to learn that the meeting has been postponed. She’s between jobs and is counting on winning the position with the Colorado Grizzlies football team. Britt meets Amos Lee and they have an instant connection; Britt is drawn to the intelligent sexy carpenter and Amos is wowed by Britt’s positive go getter attitude and generous spirit. I loved, loved the chemistry between Britt and Amos.
I love Cindy Kirk’s voice—she blends family, romance with real life situations. Just SayYes is perfectly paced and the plot conflict is relatable and draws the reader into the story. The novel had the perfect amount of romance and unexpected plot twists to keep me intrigued.
I am looking forward to Can’t Say No—book two in the Silver creek series!”