Meant for You

Summary

He moved to Honeybrook Hollow to start over. She was still waiting to believe she could.

Nate Winters walked away from a high-stress Portland law career to move to Honeybrook Hollow, take over his grandparents' beloved 1950s diner, and give his young daughter the kind of childhood he'd always wished for. He wasn't looking for anything else. Then he saw Eliza—every single morning across the counter of the Coffee Cabin—and slowly, accidentally, realized the coffee wasn't the only reason he kept showing up.

Eliza Darlington came to Honeybrook Hollow to put herself back together. Her last relationship wore her down to someone she barely recognized, and she's been taking it slow ever since. She's guarded with her trust, protective of her heart, careful not to let anyone get too close. Nate is warm, steady, the kind of father she didn't know men could be, and apparently determined to show up every day with that quiet, patient smile. It's a problem.

Neither of them is looking for love. But with two meddling grandmothers, a town cooking competition, and the kind of mornings that feel too good to keep resisting, staying guarded gets harder by the day.

Meant for You is a small-town romance about the courage it takes to start over, the patience it takes to heal, and the love that finds you anyway.