Never Let You Go

A Small Town Single Dad Romance

I’m just here to bake. He’s a single dad trying to stay sane. But the heat between us? That’s not part of the recipe.

All I had to do was complete a short baking apprenticeship, collect my inheritance, and walk away.
Instead, I got Christopher Wright—this small town’s gruff, gorgeous baker, a devoted father, and the one man determined to keep me at arm’s length.
Now I’m living under his roof, working in his kitchen, and sleeping way too close to his bedroom. And every day, it gets harder to remember that this is temporary.
Christopher doesn’t need distractions—especially not a city girl with perfect nails and a five-month expiration date. But I’m not just a distraction… I’m hiding something that could break us both.
Because this apprenticeship isn’t just about bread. It’s about legacy. And if he finds out who I really am, I’ll lose the town I never meant to love, the little girl who calls me family… and the man who makes me dream of staying.

Never Let You Go is a steamy, slow-burn, small-town romance packed with emotional depth, found family, forbidden attraction, and a swoony single dad. First in the Emerald Creek series, with a guaranteed happily-ever-after and no cliffhanger, it's perfect for fans of grumpy/sunshine, forced proximity, and heartfelt heat.

Voice narration ruined it for me.

I’ll stick it out for the story line but pronunciations are wrong. Emphasis is wrong in certain areas. Pauses in the wrong spots. Lacks the emotion.

Good Story but...

Loved the story. The virtual voice unfortunately takes away emotion and feeling from the story.