She’s the disabled fashion designer who doesn’t need anybody caring for her.
He’s the EMT who believes he doesn’t deserve a good thing.
Moving away from the city was meant to be a way for Sadie Forrester to better manage her POTS, but adjusting to life in Edgewater isn’t quite as undramatic as she’d hoped, no matter how careful she tries to be.
West Faulkner isn’t looking for a relationship—especially not with the clumsy, beautiful, and far-too-young-for-him fashion designer he finds trapped under a full-length mirror on the staircase of her new boutique.
But Sadie is persistent—maybe she doesn’t need a man, but she wants West Faulkner. What starts out as texts turns to shared dinners, crossed lines during first-aid workshops, and mutual care as West opens up about his childhood, and Sadie admits to ‘quirkifying’ her disabilities to avoid being seen as a burden.
Falling seems too easy—but maybe it’s time for West to accept that he deserves a good thing, and time for Sadie to accept the care she pretended not to want.Forrest and Fable is slow burn opposites attract, age gap coastal small town romance with sizzling spice and disability rep. It is Book #4.5 in the Edgewater Romance Series, and while it can be read as a standalone, it is best enjoyed in order (after Book #4, Paper Hearts).
This book is intended for adults only, and it contains potentially triggering material. Trigger warnings are detailed within, and are also available on the author's website.
Genre: Romance
He’s the EMT who believes he doesn’t deserve a good thing.
Moving away from the city was meant to be a way for Sadie Forrester to better manage her POTS, but adjusting to life in Edgewater isn’t quite as undramatic as she’d hoped, no matter how careful she tries to be.
West Faulkner isn’t looking for a relationship—especially not with the clumsy, beautiful, and far-too-young-for-him fashion designer he finds trapped under a full-length mirror on the staircase of her new boutique.
But Sadie is persistent—maybe she doesn’t need a man, but she wants West Faulkner. What starts out as texts turns to shared dinners, crossed lines during first-aid workshops, and mutual care as West opens up about his childhood, and Sadie admits to ‘quirkifying’ her disabilities to avoid being seen as a burden.
Falling seems too easy—but maybe it’s time for West to accept that he deserves a good thing, and time for Sadie to accept the care she pretended not to want.Forrest and Fable is slow burn opposites attract, age gap coastal small town romance with sizzling spice and disability rep. It is Book #4.5 in the Edgewater Romance Series, and while it can be read as a standalone, it is best enjoyed in order (after Book #4, Paper Hearts).
This book is intended for adults only, and it contains potentially triggering material. Trigger warnings are detailed within, and are also available on the author's website.
Genre: Romance
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