The Frost Affair

About this book

A Boston developer just offered two point four million dollars for Main Street. I have until January fifteenth to stop him.

I'm Simone Fournier, the woman Marigold Falls calls when something breaks. The cooler latch at Marge's diner. The Holiday Market budget. The town, most weeks.

Then Adrian Lowell walks into that diner in a camel overcoat that has never met a feed store, all easy charm and a voice like he's confirming a dinner reservation, and puts in an offer on the Harlow Block. Three brick buildings on Main Street. Including the diner.

The owner has signed. His lawyers are good. All he needs is one zoning vote.

All I need is seven hundred twenty thousand dollars I don't have, forty-some neighbors with pledge cards, and ten weeks.

He should be the enemy. Instead he keeps showing up with two coffees and snow on his shoulders, hauling generator cable through the snow on the night of the tree lighting, and telling me the reason for this deal he has never told anyone.

And when he finally kisses me, I stop thinking about zoning altogether.

I can fix anything except the one thing I want.

A warm, funny, steamy small-town Christmas romance set in Vermont: enemies to lovers, rich hero and practical heroine, forced proximity, dual POV, open door. A complete standalone with an HEA. No cheating, no cliffhanger.

Spend ten snowy weeks on Main Street and find out who saves the diner.