Small-Town Hearts Southern Tie - Ruth Logan Herne

You don't have to die to be famous in a small town. Public humiliation by two ex-boyfriends is quiet enough, thank you very much.

Megan Mitchell isn't your average entrepreneur. Tucked in the picturesque town of Jamison, New York, Meg's created a year-round confectionary business with her sweets shop. Hand-created chocolates and cookies delight customers and festival goers alike, and her summertime ice cream window provides chilled relief for anyone traveling Route 19 in Allegany County. She's a home-town girl in a home-town business, but where she's succeeded in trade she's crashed and burned in romance. Not once... with the boyfriend who ended up being the father of someone else's child. That was bad...

But when her next boyfriend left her standing at the altar, the wake-up call and the demoralization was complete. Was she that awful? Or just awfully good at picking losers?

When Danny Romesser comes to town to open a tribute candy store dedicated to his great-grandmother, she's twice-burned, thrice shy.
She doesn't trust men.
He doesn't want to be tucked in a blink-of-an-eye small town. But here he is, on an important assignment, and the only place to stay is in the little apartment tucked above Megan Mitchell's candy shop.
His mother would call it a God-thing.
He wasn't sure she was right. He'd been way too busy to worry about matters of the heart or faith for a while, but as his attraction to Meg grows, so does his appreciation for small towns and small business.
She's gun-shy for whatever reason.

He's not easily dissuaded. As heir-apparent to Grandma Mary's Candies, an East Coast chain of fine chocolate candy stores, he's here to pick a spot for a commemorative store because Mary Sandoval started their family business in Allegany County. His family thinks having a store near the origins is way overdue. Danny's task is to get a store up and running before the busy fall and holiday season. But he wasn't counting on falling for Meg Mitchell and her quirky ways. Or putting her out of business, because it's hard enough for a small town to embrace one shop... Two is a mighty big stretch.

But Meg's thin trust is broken when she realizes who he is... and what he's willing to do to get things done.

Can she ever learn to trust her heart again? And--

Just as important--

Can she learn to depend on his?

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