book cover of Falling for the Fixer Upper
 

Falling for the Fixer Upper

(2026)
(A book in the Cedar Hollow Romance series)
A novel by

 
 
Wren Bennett comes to Cedar Hollow planning to sell her grandmother’s crumbling inn, split the money with her sister, and run straight back to her carefully organized Oklahoma City life.

Then a rooster attacks her.

Now she’s stuck in a fixer-upper with a collapsing porch, a town full of meddling neighbors, and Luke Dawson, the grumpy carpenter who keeps insisting the Prairie Rose Inn is ‘one storm away from disaster.’

Luke prefers solid beams, quiet evenings, and keeping people at arm’s length. Wren is sunshine, chaos, and wedding-venue dreams wrapped in paint-stained jeans. They shouldn’t work at all.

But as the inn slowly comes back to life, so does something Wren thought she lost long ago: the ability to imagine a future she actually wants.

With small-town gossip swirling, sparks flying, and one very angry rooster causing trouble, Wren must decide whether success means returning to the life she built''' or staying for the one that finally feels like home.

Falling for the Fixer-Upper is a sweet, clean & wholesome, standalone romance in the Cedar Hollow Romances series—perfect for readers who love grumpy/sunshine romance, opposites attract, small-town communities, and slow-burn chemistry. Filled with humor, heart, and one very troublesome rooster, this charming romance proves that some homes—and some hearts—are worth restoring.


Genre: Romance

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