Karly Lane's sparkling friends-to-lovers, small-town romance from this bestselling author with over 700,000 books sold.


When Gary Graves moved to Gidgerie in the New England Highlands, he planned to slip off the radar and live a quiet, uneventful life—something he desperately needed. However, Gidgerie was about to put itself on the map, and any last hopes of a quiet life disappeared after meeting his neighbour, with her striking blue eyes and farm of misfit animals.


Kinsley Pope had once lived in the fast lane. She'd enjoyed a blossoming career, a famous boyfriend and weekends making the most of all Sydney offered. But life changed drastically. Now she juggles freelance work with caring for her saucy gran and the accompanying assortment of rescued livestock, and volunteers on a committee to boot. What are weekends?


In this delightful friends-to-lovers, small-town romance, neither Kinsley nor Gary are looking beyond their firmly-established boundaries, but sometimes goats, friends and a close-knit small town have other plans.