The Groundskeeper She Married

Nell Cabot came home to bury her grandmother and sell a wreck of an estate. Instead she inherited half of it — and a co-owner who won't leave. Reid Halloran bought Elderberry House as an investment. He didn't read the fine print: to keep his half, he has to live on the property until the restoration is finished. Beside her. Now it's October in the Hudson Valley. The roof leaks. The generator is dying. And the man across the lawn is the most infuriating, private, unfairly handsome person Nell has ever met. She has three months to save her grandmother's garden. He has three months to save his reputation. Neither of them planned on the long cold nights, the shared kitchen, or the slow crack in the wall between them. Some inheritances you have to fight for. Some you have to stay for.