The Sweetest Fix: A Small Town Sweet Romance (Somewhere Small: A Small Town Heartwarming Romance Series)
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The Sweetest Fix: A Small Town Sweet Romance (Somewhere Small: A Small Town Heartwarming Romance Series)
Sale price
$14.99
Regular price $17.99
She inherited a house in a town she'd never heard of.
She didn't plan on the grumpy pecan farmer who kept showing up to fix it.
June Kelley has two weeks, a cracked windshield, and a plan: get to Bellan, Georgia, assess the crumbling bungalow her great-aunt left her, and sell it before the money runs out. She hasn't cooked a real meal in months, her food writing career is in freefall, and the last thing she needs is a reason to stay.
Then she meets Wes Hardin — a man of few words, strong hands, and a repair list he's been keeping for a house that isn't his. He shows up at dawn with a toolbox and leaves without small talk. He fixes her faucet, rebuilds her porch step, and looks at her like he's already decided she's leaving. The problem is, every morning the town feels less like a detour and more like the place she's been driving toward her whole life.
But the house comes with a secret — and a deadline that could cost Wes everything he's built.
The Sweetest Fix is a warm, witty, slow-burn small town romance about a woman who has to stop running before she can find home — and a man who has to let someone in before the roots he's planted can hold. It's pecan pie shared over a kitchen counter, a storm on a screened porch, a grandmother's recipe card with love written at the bottom. It's the kind of book that makes you want to call your family, move to a small town, and learn to bake.
A complete standalone where love kindles, with a guaranteed happily ever after. No cliffhangers, no explicit content — just two stubborn people, one inherited house, and the Georgia town that changes everything.
She didn't plan on the grumpy pecan farmer who kept showing up to fix it.
June Kelley has two weeks, a cracked windshield, and a plan: get to Bellan, Georgia, assess the crumbling bungalow her great-aunt left her, and sell it before the money runs out. She hasn't cooked a real meal in months, her food writing career is in freefall, and the last thing she needs is a reason to stay.
Then she meets Wes Hardin — a man of few words, strong hands, and a repair list he's been keeping for a house that isn't his. He shows up at dawn with a toolbox and leaves without small talk. He fixes her faucet, rebuilds her porch step, and looks at her like he's already decided she's leaving. The problem is, every morning the town feels less like a detour and more like the place she's been driving toward her whole life.
But the house comes with a secret — and a deadline that could cost Wes everything he's built.
The Sweetest Fix is a warm, witty, slow-burn small town romance about a woman who has to stop running before she can find home — and a man who has to let someone in before the roots he's planted can hold. It's pecan pie shared over a kitchen counter, a storm on a screened porch, a grandmother's recipe card with love written at the bottom. It's the kind of book that makes you want to call your family, move to a small town, and learn to bake.
A complete standalone where love kindles, with a guaranteed happily ever after. No cliffhangers, no explicit content — just two stubborn people, one inherited house, and the Georgia town that changes everything.
- Small Town Romance
- Grumpy Sunshine / Forced Proximity
- Slow Burn Sweet Romance
- No Explicit Content
- Standalone with HEA