I come to Whitestone Valley—a chaos magnet, fleeing headlines wrecking myworld—and run straight into the grumpy sheriff determined to avoid me.
Shane Sullivan—brooding, emotional brick wall, and the spark I don’t see coming at the world’s tiniest airport.
We part ways… but not before trading one last smile.
Then a bakery robbery knocks me out—and erases my memory.
Suddenly, Shane is the only familiar face in my blurry new world—minus the connection I remember.
When my memory snaps back, I stumble into the robbers—and he’s there in seconds, protecting me, and suddenly the air between us is way too crowded.
Before the sirens even fade, he’s asking me to dinner like we didn’t just tackle armed robbers.
One slow dance later, and that pull we’ve felt since the moment we met finally has room to breathe—tangling our hearts tighter than Christmas tinsel, the kind of risk worth unfolding.
But then my past shows up on my doorstep with a smile promising trouble, and his late wife shows up in a dream.
Now he’s questioning if it’s too soon to love again, and I’m wondering if I just lost my chance at something real with him.
If opposites-attract chaos, forced proximity, and a grumpy sheriff trying (and failing) to guard his heart make you grin, then Falling For The Grumpy Sheriff is for you. This sweet standalone romantic comedy takes place in Whitestone Valley, a town bursting with love stories—and Jojo and Shane’s happily-ever-after is only one of them.
Genre: Romance
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