Watford Sweethearts

Abbie Collins never planned to stay stuck in Watford, Washington-until life had other ideas.Once set to marry her high school sweetheart and take over her family's business, her dreams crumbled when her mother passed away and the love of her life vanished without a word. Now, five years later, Abbie pours everything into helping her small town thrive. When she's asked to organize a festival to boost the local economy, she sees a chance to give Watford-and herself-a fresh start.Connor Harvey has spent the last five years running-from his past, his pain, and the woman he promised forever.Now retired from the military, Connor works with a non-profit helping veterans rebuild their lives. But when an opportunity to sponsor Watford's festival brings him back to town, he's forced to confront everything he left behind-starting with Abbie, and the demons that drove him from Watford in the first place.Their reunion is anything but simple. Old wounds, unanswered questions, and undeniable chemistry bubble to the surface. To build a future, Abbie and Connor will have to face their past-and decide if love is worth a second chance.

Imogen Phillips learned long ago that letting people in only leads to heartbreak.After returning to Watford, Washington following a devastating divorce, Imogen has created a new life for herself. Years into her healing journey, she finds herself yearning for something more-something she's not sure she has the courage to chase.Kameron Miller has poured his heart into helping others heal, but never stopped long enough to mend his own.Running Winding Road Farm, a nonprofit serving veterans and first responders, isn't just a job: it's his father's legacy. In order to ensure the nonprofit's continued success, Kameron must navigate the convoluted world of grant funding while struggling with his complicated relationship with his mother.When Kameron invites Imogen to work part time as their administrative assistant, she can't say no.An unplanned kiss lays bare the feelings they've been trying to ignore, but letting go of the past is easier said than done.