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When We Were More

(2025)
(The first book in the Aron Falls Small Town Romance series)
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The last time she bet on love, she lost. This time, the stakes are even higher.

Five years ago, Tillie escaped an abusive marriage and found refuge at her grandmother’s farmhouse.

Now she’s ready for a fresh start, renovating the home she loves and building a life on her own terms.

The one thing she’s not looking for? Love. She tried that once...

Then she meets Henry Aron.

A frustratingly charming contractor and devoted single dad of two little girls, Henry has his own reasons for avoiding love. He's seen what losing the person you love can do to someone, and he's determined never to risk that kind of heartbreak.

What starts as irritation with each other eventually turns into friendship. But the chemistry between them is impossible to ignore. One kiss meant to get their attraction out of their systems becomes one unforgettable night.

But one night isn't enough.

Friends with benefits seems like the perfect solution.

No strings. No feelings. No falling in love.

Until they both break the rules.

Henry falls hard, and Tillie finds herself falling just as deeply. But she’s lost love before. How could she survive losing not just the man she loves, but his two little girls who own her heart?

Together, they’ve found something neither expected.

A family. A future. A love that feels like forever.

But can two people so afraid of losing love find the courage to hold on to it?

When We Were More is a heartfelt, steamy small-town romance featuring a devoted single dad, friends with benefits, found family, emotional healing, and a hero who proves love can be the safest place of all.


Inside you'll find:
✨ Small-town romance
✨ Single dad hero
✨ Friends-to-lovers
✨ Friends with benefits
✨ Dislike-to-lovers chemistry
✨ Found family
✨ Emotional healing
✨ A man who proves love is worth the risk



Genre: Romance

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