Somebody Like You: A Small-town, Second Chance Romance
By Heatherly Bell
He was the boy she wanted in high school. Now he’s the man who just bought her dream vineyard.
Brooke Miller has had better weeks.
She’s lost her boyfriend, her job, and possibly her professional reputation. But she has a plan to turn everything around: restore a struggling California vineyard to its former glory and finally build the life she’s always wanted.
There’s just one problem.
Billy Turlock bought it first.
Back in high school, Billy was the golden-boy athlete everyone loved. Brook...
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He was the boy she wanted in high school. Now he’s the man who just bought her dream vineyard.
Brooke Miller has had better weeks.
She’s lost her boyfriend, her job, and possibly her professional reputation. But she has a plan to turn everything around: restore a struggling California vineyard to its former glory and finally build the life she’s always wanted.
There’s just one problem.
Billy Turlock bought it first.
Back in high school, Billy was the golden-boy athlete everyone loved. Brooke was the smart, driven girl on the sidelines who knew better than to expect him to notice her. They were complete opposites—and despite her secret crush, nothing ever happened between them.
Now Billy is a retired baseball star searching for a new purpose, and the vineyard is his chance to prove there’s more to him than the game he can no longer play. He needs someone who knows the business.
He needs Brooke.
Taking the job means working side by side with the one man she never quite forgot—and living on the vineyard in the charming house that feels suspiciously like the home she’s always dreamed of.
But close quarters have a way of changing things.
Because Billy remembers Brooke, too.
And when old attraction becomes impossible to ignore, Brooke begins to wonder if losing her dream vineyard to Billy might lead her to something even better: the second chance they never got the first time around.
Somebody Like You is a warm, emotional small-town romance featuring opposites attract, forced proximity, a retired baseball hero, vineyard romance, and a second chance at the love that almost happened.
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