Bücher der Reihe A Farmer's Market Story

Two farmers. One market. Let the battle begin. Mia Pruitt and Dell Wainwright both have their reasons for needing to succeed at the Millertwon Farmer's Market. Mia's found herself after an adolescence of social anxiety, and she's ready to prove to herself and everyone else she's a smart, savvy businesswoman. But Dell keeps stealing her customers, all by taking off his shirt. For Dell, his family farm is his dream, but he has to get his father on board to make that a reality. Mia is his biggest competition. Too bad he can't stop thinking of the former ugly duckling as something more than a business adversary. Yet when both farms end up in jeopardy, Mia and Dell suddenly find themselves on the same team. If their rivalry was hot, their attraction is steaming, but they can't seem to agree on a plan. If they could only learn to grow together, they might reap the best harvest of all...

Everything she is. Everything he's not... Recovering from his time in Afghanistan, Wes Stone prefers the company of his dogs and himself. People, especially of the female variety, are...difficult. He appreciates that Cara Pruitt doesn't treat him like an invalid, but hiring the party girl of New Benton to help out with his dog treat business is probably a mistake. And when her brightness and unexpected vulnerability somehow slip through his defenses, suddenly something terrifying is ignited inside him. Something thrilling. Something that could make Wes whole again...or consume him completely.

Book Three in the Farmer's Market Story series This couldn't be happening...not to him! For Charlie Wainwright, the only way to live is according to plan. But a corporate layoff and one hot night with Meg Carmichael has thrown him off course. He doesn't know how to handle the pretty goat farmer, much less the news that they made more than conversation that night. Suddenly Meg is pregnant, and Charlie wants to do the right thing. Meg and all she's hiding don't belong in his world, and his suits and ties don't belong on a farm. But a promise to do what's best for the baby might show them what matters most...