
Overview
small-town bookseller finds that fate has taken to writing romance in this delightfully cozy love story about making your own happy ending—perfect for fans of Laurie Gilmore and grumpy/sunshine love stories!
Emma Rogers-Li is having her worst chapter yet. She’s lost her friends, her apartment in Manhattan, and a jerk of an ex. When a job opens to run a bookshop in the quirky small town of Heart’s Hope Crossing, Vermont, Emma jumps at the chance to start over. For the first time in years, she feels like she’s finally calling the shots in her own life … until she runs smack into Hunter Hall.
According to town legend, it’s fate—couples who meet (or collide) at that corner are meant to be. And while Emma doesn’t believe the town gossips now convinced she and Hunter are meant for each other, something about the tall, gruff forest ranger sends her completely off-balance. Falling in love with Heart’s Hope Crossing might be the best thing to happen to Emma.
But Hunter has a complicated past of his own when it comes to love. Can they both take one last chance on a perfect happily-ever-after?
Review
Emma Rogers-Li is having her worst chapter yet. She’s lost her friends, her apartment in Manhattan, and a jerk of an ex. When a job opens to run a bookshop in the quirky small town of Heart’s Hope Crossing, Vermont, Emma jumps at the chance to start over. For the first time in years, she feels like she’s finally calling the shots in her own life … until she runs smack into Hunter Hall.
Boy! Hunter is a great character. I could just picture him. He is grumpy but hot and wears a ranger uniform. See…you are already picturing him in your mind.
I loved Emma’s easy going nature. She handles everything “in stride”, especially her new boss, Granny. Granny tickled me on more than one occasion. And you can bet, the town loved to see Emma and Hunter together. They kept the town talking.
This is an adorable read with a great setting of Vermont in the fall. Plus, the small town, and of course, the adorable characters add so much charm. I will say, the story itself could have been a little bit shorter. It was just a few pages too long.
Katharine Chin is the narrator of this cute read. She did a very good job!
Need a charming romance for the fall… THIS IS IT! Grab your copy today!
I received this novel from the publisher for a honest opinion.


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