Claimed by the Orchardist

Poppy Ives has four hundred dollars, a duffel bag, and a due date. She meant to shelter one night in a stranger's barn. She didn't mean to fall asleep in the loft of the man she spent a single reckless evening with three months ago — the man whose name she never asked. Sam Bennett is losing the orchard his family has held for four generations. He doesn't need a pregnant runaway in his barn, a bank on his back, or a woman who smells like the city and looks like trouble. He feeds her anyway. Now the town is talking, his ex-fiancée is back with a lawyer, and Poppy is planning to leave after the harvest. But the cider house has other ideas, and so does his heart. An accidental pregnancy small town romance about the harvest you didn't plant and the family you choose to keep.