Angol
Carlota "Lottie" Veracruz's idea of a happily ever after shatters when her diagnosis of PCOS and endometriosis leaves her unable to have kids and divorced. Two years later, she's back in her hometown, Ceres Cove, living in her brother's loft and working at the town's only bookstore, all while plotting how she can get back to her high profile life in New York. When the bookstore owner passes away, one too many martini's leaves grief-stricken Lottie to have a one-night stand with a man seven years her junior.
After a childhood spent bouncing around cities with his single mom, freelance photographer Knox Riddick has no intention of putting down roots. But when he's summoned to the small town Ceres Cove, Maine after his estranged father's death, the last thing Knox expects is to inherit a percentage of a bookstore or for the other part of it to be left to the beautiful woman he last saw sneaking out of his hotel room days before.
If Lottie and Knox want to have any chance of getting back to their lives, they must work together to fix up the bookstore and sell it. This means keeping their hands off one another, no matter how strong the temptation is. But the more time they spend together, the harder it is for Lottie to ignore her feelings, including her lingering fear that Knox will reject her once he learns she can't have kids. And when they give into their desire for one another, they might learn firsthand why mixing business with pleasure always is a recipe for disaster!
