The last thing Emma Dustin wants is to come crawling back to
Dandelion Meadows with her tail between her legs, but a misunderstanding
at her financial planning firm has left her without a job and without
another option. Uncle Harvey, may he rest in peace, left Emma his house
plus the little piece of land he used to farm, and there is nowhere else
for her to go. Despite her humiliation at coming home unemployed, Emma
is determined to fulfill Uncle Harvey’s last wish, even though she isn’t
quite sure what it is. Is it possible for Emma to make a life in
Dandelion Meadows? And will the mayor put her in charge of Sandpaper
Awareness Week?
One-time cowboy and full-time geologist Matt
Matthews is not the bad guy, even if Emma Dustin thinks he is. He’s only
trying to restore his father’s money, the money that Emma’s uncle
Harvey cheated his father out of. Harvey must have had some remorse
because he left Matt the house in his will, but Emma Dustin has the
nerve to show up and claim the house is hers. Well, possession is
nine-tenths of the law, and Matt isn’t about to move out. Unfortunately,
neither is Emma. Emma is cute and irresistibly feisty, but she’s in
Matt’s way, and he’ll do whatever it takes to get her out of his house
and away from Dandelion Meadows. Can he get rid of his unwelcome
housemate before he falls in love with her?
My Review: 3 Stars
Small town romances are always a lot of fun, especially when they involve a slew of quirky characters and amusing situations. An added enemies-to-love trope made this story full of entertaining friction.
A bonus lesson found within these pages is the reminder that things aren't always as they seem.
Content: mild romance
*I received a complimentary copy. All opinions expressed are my own and were voluntarily given.*
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