A light yet enjoyable read for anyone who wants to detach for a bit and set foot into another world unlike their own. K.T. Egan sets a scene you feel you know intimately.

This is the 2nd book in the Anderson Creek series - I haven't read the first one and didn't have any problems following this book. They seem to be written as stand alone books.

Cheyenne is a big city baker who inherits the family home when her grandpa passes. As she uproots herself to move back there, she finds herself reflecting in the past and grieving her loss. Jesse is a builder/handyman that her grandpa left to finish projects on the house and garden upkeep. A small town romance, a new puppy, and a couple of kids all make changes in Cheyenne's life.

Thank you to NetGalley, the author and publisher for a temporary digital ARC in return for my review.

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This book was an adorable read. Chey is a successful baker whose grandfather has died and left her his home, and the widowed father handyman, catches her eye. Together they navigate grief, family, and the exploration of new love. This was a relatively quick and fun read. Nothing too hard hitting or emotionally devastating, just an overall adorable quick read.

This book was cute! The main character is a successful baker whose grandfather has died and left her his house, and the love interest is her handyman, a widower with two children. Together they navigate grief, fresh and old, family, and love. There is also the main character’s best friends who are planning their own wedding but taking the time to give advice and comfort when Cheyenne needed it. This was a relatively quick and fun read. Not too deep or emotional but sweet nonetheless.

Kinda bummed to see this is a series.... And me being me I hate reading books out of order!
So I'm gonna have to come back to this at a later time!
I will say... This sounds interesting and I'm excited to read this series.

Thanks for Net Galley for the chance to read this book!
I didn't know it was a series and didn't read the first book! So I DNF At 10%

When her grandfather passes away, Cheyenne inherits his house, so leave the city and plans to open a bakery in the small town.
Jesse was looking after the house for her grandfather, and continues to do so. He is a widower and a single father. Cheyenne is the first woman he has been attracted to since he lost his wife - will he take a chance with her or let his own fears get in his way?

I hadn't read the first book in the series, so did feel I was missing some of the back story.