The Bookshop on Wildflower Hill

A Clean Small Town Romance About Second Chances and Grumpy Sunshine Love

Harper Lane has spent the last decade pouring her heart into her quirky mountain bookshop, filling the shelves with stories and the air with muffin-scented warmth. Always the optimist in a town that’s seen better days, she’s perfectly content with her routines, her cat, and her overstuffed to-be-read pile. That is, until a grumpy single dad with toolbelt charm and a heartbreak past walks through her door.

Reid Chandler didn’t come back to fall in love. With a moody teenage daughter to raise and an old house to renovate, his hands—and his heart—are full. But Harper’s sunshine spirit, sharp wit, and unexpected depth start to chip away at the walls he’s built.

As sparks fly and hearts begin to heal, Harper must wrestle with fears she’s kept tucked behind her smile—and Reid must decide if second chances are worth the risk.

Set against the charm of a fading mountain town, The Bookshop on Wildflower Hill is a cozy, closed-door romance about found family, fresh starts, and the quiet kind of love that rebuilds everything.

Reading without feeling.

Disliked the reading. I can’t even finish listening. No feeling at all. It’s terrible. I think the story could have been good however the rubbed the wrong way.