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A small town, single dad, dislike to friends with benefits to lovers with a millionaire MMC, grief/healing, and open-door spice romance!

Sometimes the heart doesn't play by the rules…

There’s a fine line between confidence and cockiness.
Henry Aron has been walking it since the day we met.
He’s the frustratingly attractive contractor renovating my grandmother’s farmhouse.
He’s also a smart aleck with a crooked smile and a habit of tossing out bits of sarcasm—usually at my ex...
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A small town, single dad, dislike to friends with benefits to lovers with a millionaire MMC, grief/healing, and open-door spice romance!

Sometimes the heart doesn't play by the rules…

There’s a fine line between confidence and cockiness.
Henry Aron has been walking it since the day we met.
He’s the frustratingly attractive contractor renovating my grandmother’s farmhouse.
He’s also a smart aleck with a crooked smile and a habit of tossing out bits of sarcasm—usually at my expense.
I’m not amused.
After clawing my way out of a toxic marriage, I’ve got no time for another man who thinks he knows better.

But I need him.
This renovation is the last promise I made to my grandmother—the woman who loved me unconditionally.
And the more time I spend with Henry, the more I see beyond the sarcasm.
He’s kind. Steady. A devoted single dad.
And, it turns out, just as emotionally guarded as I am.

So, we call a truce and agree to be friends.
The problem is, the chemistry between us doesn't feel like friendship.
But one kiss to get it out of our systems turns into one night, and it’s not enough.
Every night together brings us closer.
Every look, every touch, chips away at the walls we swore would protect us.

This was supposed to be simple.
No strings. No mess.
But if we don’t rewrite the rules, we could lose the one thing that finally feels real.

When We Were More is the first book in the Aron Falls small-town romance series. If you love smart, strong heroines with heart and sexy, swoon worthy heroes, this series is for you!
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