The Sunny Days Diner
(2027)(The second book in the Heart's Hope Crossing series)
A novel by Jeannie Chin
Opposites attract in this cozy romance about following your heart—and trusting fate.
Hattie Thompson might be unwaveringly loyal to Heart’s Hope Crossing and its residents, but even she doesn’t buy into the small town’s legend. How is it possible that people who meet at a certain corner are automatically soulmates? Please. Give her a date with a good pastrami on rye or a night in with her crafts instead. But when she collides with Nick Chiu--and his chiseled jaw and unfathomably dark eyes--Hattie wonders if maybe the town knows something she doesn’t . . .
After all, whirlwind Hattie could never fall for a buttoned-up workaholic like Nick, even if she’s feeling the pressure to start being a ‘real adult.’ Nothing about them should make sense. And yet there’s an irresistible heat between them that quickly turns into secret late-night meetings. But Nick’s past has prevented him from ever putting down roots, and Hattie has never done things like everyone else. Can they truly be the exception to Heart’s Crossing’s rule? Or is fate too difficult for even Nick and Hattie to resist?
Genre: Romance
Hattie Thompson might be unwaveringly loyal to Heart’s Hope Crossing and its residents, but even she doesn’t buy into the small town’s legend. How is it possible that people who meet at a certain corner are automatically soulmates? Please. Give her a date with a good pastrami on rye or a night in with her crafts instead. But when she collides with Nick Chiu--and his chiseled jaw and unfathomably dark eyes--Hattie wonders if maybe the town knows something she doesn’t . . .
After all, whirlwind Hattie could never fall for a buttoned-up workaholic like Nick, even if she’s feeling the pressure to start being a ‘real adult.’ Nothing about them should make sense. And yet there’s an irresistible heat between them that quickly turns into secret late-night meetings. But Nick’s past has prevented him from ever putting down roots, and Hattie has never done things like everyone else. Can they truly be the exception to Heart’s Crossing’s rule? Or is fate too difficult for even Nick and Hattie to resist?
Genre: Romance