Millbrook Falls Romance

Jackie Caldwell has officially sworn off men, marriage, and anything that requires a security deposit. So naturally, she inherits a ramshackle Vermont bakery that's one health inspection away from being condemned-and comes face-to-face with the grumpiest, most annoyingly attractive mayor in New England history.Gideon Beckman doesn't trust city girls with big dreams and bigger disasters. He especially doesn't trust the one currently arguing with her sourdough starter while standing in a kitchen that violates approximately seventeen safety codes. But when Jackie volunteers to single-handedly cater the town's most important festival, he can't decide if she's brave, insane, or both.What follows is two weeks of:Enemies-to-lovers banter that could power the entire electrical gridForced proximity (thanks to her complete inability to use power tools)A grumpy sunshine dynamic that's sweeter than maple syrupSmall-town meddling from a matchmaking matriarch who sees allOne hilariously disastrous contractor situationEnough sexual tension to fog up every window in VermontJackie came to Millbrook Falls to start over. She didn't plan on falling for the man determined to shut her down. But sometimes the best recipes call for a little chaos, a lot of heat, and ingredients you never saw coming.Get ready for laughs, swoons, and enough romantic comedy tropes to fill a bakery case in this enemies-to-lovers small-town romance that proves love is the only mistake worth making.

The Summer Fair Trap A Millbrook Falls RomanceCorporate workaholic Sloane Hartwell's life implodes in one day-pink slip, security escort, dreams shattered. When her eccentric Aunt Bea has an "accident" in small-town Vermont, Sloane reluctantly trades her corner office for family duty and discovers Bea's "minor" injury requires months of care.Enter Wesley Nakamura, the infuriatingly optimistic physical therapist who believes healing happens on its own timeline-not according to Sloane's color-coded schedules. When they're forced to organize the town's summer wellness fair together, her corporate efficiency clashes spectacularly with his laid-back approach.But as sparks fly between the uptight city refugee and the sunshine small-town healer, Sloane begins questioning everything she thought she wanted. Can she trust her wounded heart to a man who thinks slowing down is actually productive?Sometimes the best medicine comes in the most unexpected package.Grumpy heroine meets sunshine hero in this enemies-to-lovers small town romance.

Struggling librarian Delia Mackenzie crashes into wealthy rare book dealer Thaddeus Smythe-Jones, sending antique volumes flying-and sparking an unexpected solution to both their problems.He needs a fake girlfriend to escape gold-diggers and his matchmaking mother. She needs $10,000 to save her family from financial ruin. One month of pretending to date at high-society events seems like easy money.But when their practiced kisses start feeling dangerously real, Delia realizes she's falling for a man who lives in a world of charity galas while she stress-eats peanut butter between shifts. Can their business arrangement survive becoming something genuine, or will the truth destroy their chance at love?Sometimes the best stories start with the biggest lies.A fake relationship romantic comedy. Perry Wilson is a Canadian author based in Vancouver, BC who has big ideas and an itch to tell stories. Having spent some time on university, a career, and life in general, she returned to writing in 2008 and hasn't looked back since (well, maybe a little, but only while parallel parking). She is a member of the Vancouver Independent Writers Group, The Royal City Literary Arts Society and The Federation of BC Writers. Perry has self-published several novels. She writes the Madeline Journeys, a fantasy series about a high-powered lawyer who finds herself trapped in a magical world, the Quinn Larson Quests, which follows the adventures of a wizard named Quinn who must contend with volatile fae in the heart of Vancouver, and the Charity Deacon Investigations, a mystery thriller series about a private eye who tends to fall into serious trouble with her cases, and The Riverton Romances, a series based in a small town in Oregon, one of her favorite states. Her stand-alone novels are Breaking the Bonds, Closing the Circle, and The Dragon at The Edge of The Map. Visit her website http://pawilson.ca/ and sign up for the newsletter subscription to get news on upcoming releases and book recommendations. Check her out on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/AuthorPAWilson She tweets between writing and creating on-line courses. Follow her @perryawilson for odd comments and retweets.