It’s release day, and you can grab your copy of Exes & Other Unexpected Guests RIGHT NOW!
It’s book one of my new Love at Honeybrook Inn series. Four seasons, one Victorian Inn, one small town, and one matchmaking cat who is never wrong. This book has:
🏡 Small-town romance
🐈 A matchmaking cat
💔 A first love who complicates things
❤️ A handsome guest who should probably be off limits
🤭 Humor, heart, and swoony moments
💞 Slow burn
Handsome guests are off limits. Or at least they should be.
Hadley Williams loves three things: her job at the Honeybrook Inn, her small hometown of Elmhurst, and the childhood house she’s desperate to buy back before it’s sold to someone else.
Losing that house would mean losing the last place that still feels tied to the life she used to have—before her best friend died, before her parents moved away, and before the boy she loved disappeared without a goodbye.
So when the town’s infamous cranky orange cat starts being nice to Liam, Hadley refuses to read anything into it. Never mind the local legend claiming the fluffy menace can predict when people are about to fall in love.
Liam Saunders is only in Elmhurst temporarily, while he helps his stepbrother clean out and renovate the house he unexpectedly inherited from an abusive father.
But the longer he stays at the Honeybrook Inn, the harder it becomes to ignore the woman who makes Elmhurst feel like a place he could call home.
And just when Hadley finally decides to risk her heart again, Hadley’s ex returns—bringing old wounds, unanswered questions, and consequences that could change everything.
Kisses only. No spice, no swearing—safe to hand to your mom and your teenager.
Can I just tell you what a joy it was to write this romantic comedy? Writing in a purposely playful and comedic way made my heart so happy. I love silliness, and my humor will never be crass or crude.
$4.99 for the ebook. $16.99 for the paperback, or FREE if you have Kindle Unlimited.
Coming Next: Book two of Love at Honeybrook Inn is called Old Crushes & Other Awkward Encounters—it’s Brielle and Noah’s story, and it’s summer at the inn. Before that, I’m heading back to the Displaced Fairytales world for a book about Prince Dorian, Tavric’s brother.
P.S. Once you’ve read it, the single most helpful thing you can do to support me is to leave a review on Amazon. A sentence or two is plenty—short sentences absolutely count! And be honest! Sincerity always wins.
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