writing happy endings with plenty of spice
When Court loses her job and her apartment in the same day, she moves in with her best friend and vows to pick up the pieces of her life.
The only issue? Her new roommate, Wyatt.
Court has a plan. It doesn't involve Wyatt. But he pushes her to think differently about her career, her family, and what she wants from a relationship. All of a sudden, it seems like her plans might need a few changes…
Hailey has a hypothesis: a month in a cute little cabin in a small town is all she needs to get her life back on track. She's just lost her treasured clinical research job and her apartment, and this will give her the space to breathe and start the job hunt.
It takes six hours to disprove that hypothesis. The cabin is one thunderstorm away from collapse. The town is ruled by elderly women who are far too interested in what Hailey's doing. And worst of all, she can't stop making a fool of herself in front of the surprisingly attractive town doctor.
Grant returned to Granite Hills after residency. He's here for the long haul, which means no tourists. Even ones who are willing to climb trees to save stranded cats or help him smuggle Jell-O salad out of the community potluck.
Because Hailey's just visiting. So there can't be anything between them. Absolutely, definitely not love. Right?
A dual POV, small town, he-falls-first romance with plenty of spice.
Hailey has a hypothesis: one month in a cute little cabin will fix her life. It takes six hours to disprove it.
I live in New York City and write spicy romance novels. You can find me in Central Park, sucking down an iced coffee and furiously reading.
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