Return to the quirky, romantic small town of Blue Moon Bend: home to this enticing romantic comedy series from the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Things We Never Got Over and the fan-favourite Riley Thorn books.

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A sexy, eccentric romantic comedy between a hot mess yoga instructor and her irresistible landlord, who looks like a bad idea waiting to happen…but feels way too good.

"Your kids are great," he said, changing the subject.

"Don't be sweet. I can't resist sweet," Gianna warned him.

"Your kids are monsters, and I hate your face."

Beckett Pierce is the most eligible bachelor in the nosiest small town in upstate New York. But after his last girlfriend handcuffed herself to his porch and set his welcome mat on fire, he's not looking for any more romance.

Especially if it lands right in his own backyard. And has miles of red hair.

Gianna Decker has her hands full – no, overflowing – with problems. With two kids, a useless ex, and a brand new yoga studio, the last thing on her mind is finding a man who'll demand more of her time.

Fantasising about her hot, broody landlord? Mistake. Lusting after the sexy mayor of her new town? Terrible idea. Getting naked with the "favourite" son of her father's new lady friend? N-O. Getting involved with Beckett has disaster written all over it.

Those stolen kisses were accidental. A few moments of strings-free, sizzling passion couldn't possibly cause any trouble. At least, not until tempers flare when their families complicate things and the interfering citizens of Blue Moon step in with their special brand of chaos.

Lucy Score brings to life the "nosiest small town in upstate New York" in this charming and compelling romantic comedy – the second in a series of romcom romps through the small but lively town of Blue Moon Bend.

Tropes
Romantic Comedy
Small Town
Friends to Lovers
Single Parent Romance
Contemporary Romance

The Blue Moon Series:
No More Secrets
Fall into Temptation
The Last Second Chance
Not Part of the Plan
Holding on to Chaos
The Fine Art of Faking It
Where It All Began
The Mistletoe Kisser