His Hometown Girl

Clara Brennan has run her family's flower shop for ten years and waited for Owen Marsh for most of them. He left for Nashville the night after graduation and only ever came back for holidays—always leaving before things could get complicated. This summer he's home for good, or at least for the season, helping his parents on the farm while Clara does the flowers for his sister's wedding. Working together again is a slow, sweet torture: peonies, old playlists, and a decade of unsaid things. Clara writes him a letter she doesn't expect him to read. Owen reads it. Now he has to decide between the tour his manager is offering and the life he keeps coming home to. A small town friends-to-lovers romance about the one who waited, and the one who finally came back to stay.