Set in a charming small town, this romantic comedy explores diverse expressions of love and the concept of home. It promises to resonate with readers who enjoy heartfelt narratives filled with humor and warmth, reminiscent of the works of Hannah Bonam-Young and Ashley Herring Blake. The story invites readers to embrace the complexities of relationships and the unexpected places where love can flourish.
In a charming small-town setting, a devoted single mother and a librarian harboring a secret embark on a journey of romance. Their relationship unfolds as they navigate the complexities of family and friendships, ultimately embracing new beginnings. This lighthearted tale blends sweetness and sensuality, highlighting the importance of connection and personal growth.
For fans of Ashley Herring Blake's Delilah Green Doesn't Care and Chencia C. Higgins' D'Vaughn and Kris Plan a Wedding comes an utterly charming and queerly irresistible romantic comedy...where all's fair in love and bowling. This is how love rolls... For teacher Ava Williams, some subjects are not up for debate. Like history--specifically, the one she has with Grace Jones, bowling pro and local celeb. Who is now, for no identifiable reason, teaching at the same small-town Georgia high school as Ava. Once upon a time, they were thick as thieves, best friends, rivals who pushed each other, and total bowling nerds. Then they shared a kiss, sweet and confusing...and after that, they split and nothing was ever the same. Ava is pretty sure she has every reason to hate Grace. Especially when the school's soggy potato of a principal announces--finally--that the students can have the bowling team Ava has been pushing for, for years...only to hand it to Grace. Now they're expected to be partners and lead their new bowling team to victory in six months. And with that, their rivalry is back. Fierce, ultracompetitive...and with an undeniable attraction that pushes, pulls and crashes together. It's history. It's chemistry. And it's just a matter of time before it explodes...one way or the other.