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A big-city romance novelist. A mountain farmer who just wants his peace and quiet. Six months to write the book that saves her career.
Madeline Harper has spent twenty-five years writing glittering high-society love stories. Now she's fifty-five, newly divorced after finding her husband with her best friend, and holding a rejection letter from her own publisher. Nobody wants her big-city books anymore. Readers want small towns, front porches, and slow Southern summers. The problem? Madeline has spent her entire life avoiding exactly that.
Which is how a woman who fears bugs, distrusts nature, and considers a traffic jam of cows a personal attack ends up signing a six-month lease on a log cabin in Jubilee, a Blue Ridge Mountains town where the grocery store has feral cats and her new neighbor shoots skeet at dawn.
That neighbor is Brady Nolan. Farmer, wildlife rehabilitator, volunteer firefighter, widower. He's spent years building a quiet life on his family's historic farm, caring for his animals and keeping part of his heart carefully walled off. The last thing he needs is the furious city woman next door storming across his field in designer shoes.
Madeline needs a small-town romance on the page in six months or her career is over. But the only way past her writer's block is to live the life she came here to escape, with the one man who embodies everything she doesn't understand.
A warm, funny, later-in-life story about starting over when the life you built falls apart, and finding out the second draft might be better than the first.
• Fish out of water: city slicker in the mountains
• Later-in-life romance, heroine over 50
• Opposites attract
• Uptight city heroine, easygoing mountain hero
• Widower hero, second chance at love
• Forced proximity
• Quirky small-town cast
Heat Level: Just Kisses Tone: Light & Funny with real heart Series Type: Book 1 of the Jubilee Series Ending: HEA POV: Third Person Content Notes: Clean romance, no explicit content; references to divorce and past loss of a spouse
Perfect for fans of Debbie Macomber, Sherryl Woods, and Susan Mallery. Welcome to Jubilee, where the cell service is spotty and the neighbors are anything but. Pull up a rocking chair and stay awhile.
Genre: Romance
Madeline Harper has spent twenty-five years writing glittering high-society love stories. Now she's fifty-five, newly divorced after finding her husband with her best friend, and holding a rejection letter from her own publisher. Nobody wants her big-city books anymore. Readers want small towns, front porches, and slow Southern summers. The problem? Madeline has spent her entire life avoiding exactly that.
Which is how a woman who fears bugs, distrusts nature, and considers a traffic jam of cows a personal attack ends up signing a six-month lease on a log cabin in Jubilee, a Blue Ridge Mountains town where the grocery store has feral cats and her new neighbor shoots skeet at dawn.
That neighbor is Brady Nolan. Farmer, wildlife rehabilitator, volunteer firefighter, widower. He's spent years building a quiet life on his family's historic farm, caring for his animals and keeping part of his heart carefully walled off. The last thing he needs is the furious city woman next door storming across his field in designer shoes.
Madeline needs a small-town romance on the page in six months or her career is over. But the only way past her writer's block is to live the life she came here to escape, with the one man who embodies everything she doesn't understand.
A warm, funny, later-in-life story about starting over when the life you built falls apart, and finding out the second draft might be better than the first.
• Fish out of water: city slicker in the mountains
• Later-in-life romance, heroine over 50
• Opposites attract
• Uptight city heroine, easygoing mountain hero
• Widower hero, second chance at love
• Forced proximity
• Quirky small-town cast
Heat Level: Just Kisses Tone: Light & Funny with real heart Series Type: Book 1 of the Jubilee Series Ending: HEA POV: Third Person Content Notes: Clean romance, no explicit content; references to divorce and past loss of a spouse
Perfect for fans of Debbie Macomber, Sherryl Woods, and Susan Mallery. Welcome to Jubilee, where the cell service is spotty and the neighbors are anything but. Pull up a rocking chair and stay awhile.
Genre: Romance
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