Room for Sunshine

A heartfelt small-town BBW romance about healing, home renovation, and finding love that finally fits.

De: Wren Sue Maxwell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Interior designer Cass Morgan has spent years making other people’s homes beautiful while avoiding the one place that scares her most—her own reflection. After a painful breakup that left her confidence shaken, she swears off love and throws herself into work. When she’s hired to renovate a crumbling lakeside inn, she expects peeling paint, broken budgets, and long nights with too much coffee. What she doesn’t expect is Noah Bennett—a single dad determined to preserve the past, even as it threatens to trap him there.

Noah isn’t looking for change. The inn was his late wife’s dream, and rebuilding it feels like holding on to what he lost. But Cass arrives with blueprints, sharp humor, and a smile that makes the house feel alive again. Her bold designs clash with his careful plans, yet every argument builds something neither of them expected—trust, laughter, and a spark that feels a lot like sunlight after years of storm.

As rooms take shape and walls come down, Cass finds herself drawn to Noah’s quiet steadiness and the warmth of his daughter, Ella. But loving a man who’s still learning how to move forward means risking her heart again—and this time, she’s determined not to shrink to fit someone else’s story.

Told with warmth, humor, and emotional depth, Room for Sunshine is a body-positive, slow-burn romance about second chances, belonging, and the kind of love that makes space instead of asking for less. Perfect for readers who crave grounded contemporary love stories full of banter, vulnerability, and genuine emotional stakes.

Set against the shimmering backdrop of Lake Waverly, this story reminds us that home isn’t something you find—it’s something you create. And sometimes, the brightest light comes from the cracks we learn to live with.

For readers of Emily Henry, Abby Jimenez, and Talia Hibbert, this plus-sized heroine’s journey toward love, laughter, and self-worth will leave you smiling through tears—and believing that joy is its own kind of renovation.