Brewing Up Love

What is it about coffee shops?"Welcome to Cape White Oak." No words felt so hurtful before. I was seventeen, right in the middle of my junior year of high school when my parents decided to relocate to this seaside town. I was determined not to make any connections, not to let anything hold me down here. My parents' cottage, this little town, all of it was a pitstop on my way to something better. I had plans. I was going to Wolfebury University to study photography, travel the world.My path was set, until I got that part-time job at the local, indie coffee shop, The Bean Roast - until I met Henry Alder that fateful spring.

She gave up on romance, and that's when she met Mr. Perfect.When Vivian Hart loses her job and her apartment on the same day, her mom volunteers her to spend the summer catsitting for her aunt in New York City. Vivian has hardly stepped off the plane when her aunt introduces her to Sawyer, a charming barista. Although Vivian swore off romance until finding a new career, she can't resist accepting his offer to show her around the city.Sawyer Nash has lofty goals of performing on the stage. Whenever he's not performing or rehearsing, he's working oodles of part-time jobs to make ends meet. The moment his path crosses with Vivian's, it's love at first sight for this Broadway bachelor. But hearing about her heartbreaking past makes Sawyer want to prove to this sweet southern girl that not all men are created equal.Can Sawyer's friendship convince Vivian that she'll achieve her goals faster with him at her side, and in her heart? Becky Muth is a coffee addict who married her real-life firefighter hero. They live in South Carolina with their adult sons and many pets. She loves interacting with readers on social media and by email. When she isn't writing, Becky enjoys hanging out at the beach with her family and binge-watching Netflix with her dog.As Becky Muth, she gives her readers fun escapes into sweet romance and romantic suspense books. R. A. Muth entertains readers with quirky characters who solve not-too-scary murders in places she'd like to live in real life. Rebecca Muth writes heartwarming children's books inspired by raising children of her own.