Carbohydrates, bad boys, and other forbidden fantasies of a thirty-something single mom...
Abby Cooper has a master plan: head down, work hard, try to raise compassionate, well-adjusted children...and get them to college. Then (and only then) can she start to remember that she once had dreams. And things are going pretty well: her pre-teens aren't monsters (well, they're mostly human); she's got a small, but loyal customer base at the area farmers' markets; and she's too exhausted when she falls into bed each night to dreamor notice how empty her bed is. Everything is going according to planuntil her ex-husband gets mixed up in a messy investing scheme and puts the college fundand her reputationin jeopardy.
When Brock Wilson took his first bite of bourbon honey butter on fresh-baked bread at his best friend's engagement brunch, he was in love. And when he finds out the genius behind it is the pretty little thing who's been generating buzz at the new farmer's market, he's tempted to put his flower-plucking days behind him and pledge fealty to one queen bee.
But there's only one thing Abby wants from Brock, and that's some financial guidance. (Okay, maybe she wants something else from himcan you blame a girl?but the master plan specifically prohibits getting involved with charming men.) She's been stung by a charmer's promises before, but opposites attract. And attract. And attract. (And, well, you get the picture.) It's not too long before she begins to think that maybe the sweetness is worth the sting...
Like sweet honey butter on forbidden carb-loaded goodness, He Really Melts My Butter, the second (standalone) in the Local Honey romantic comedy series, is where southern sass meets sizzling romance.
The Local Honey Series....
Book One: He's a Tall Drink of Water
Book Two: He Really Melts My Butter
Book Three: She's Cool as a Cucumber
Book Four: She Really Takes the Cake