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Falling for the Grumpy Farmer
(2023)(The first book in the Hearts on the Horizon series)
A Novella by Hazel Belle
A Grumpy Farmer. A Spirited Nurse. A Raging Storm.
A storm wreaks havoc on our small town of Oak Glen.
Hunter, the dedicated single father and volunteer, battles the elements with determination.
When a crucial tip comes my way, I brave the storm to find him.
We're thrown together, awaiting the storm's lull.
Without warning sparks ignite in unexpected places.
Beneath his tough exterior lies a man worth uncovering.
His protective instincts stir a warmth in my heart.
A feeling I thought I'd lost forever.
I vowed to never let a man close enough to hurt me or my daughters again.
Now I stand at a crossroads, torn between a safe life and an uncertain love.
A choice that could change everything.
Falling for the Grumpy Farmer is a clean, sweet romance. This book is a stand-alone, and you won’t be left with a cliffhanger. It is free from profanity, only contains sweet kisses, and you can expect a HEA (happily ever after) ending!
Genre: Romance
A storm wreaks havoc on our small town of Oak Glen.
Hunter, the dedicated single father and volunteer, battles the elements with determination.
When a crucial tip comes my way, I brave the storm to find him.
We're thrown together, awaiting the storm's lull.
Without warning sparks ignite in unexpected places.
Beneath his tough exterior lies a man worth uncovering.
His protective instincts stir a warmth in my heart.
A feeling I thought I'd lost forever.
I vowed to never let a man close enough to hurt me or my daughters again.
Now I stand at a crossroads, torn between a safe life and an uncertain love.
A choice that could change everything.
Falling for the Grumpy Farmer is a clean, sweet romance. This book is a stand-alone, and you won’t be left with a cliffhanger. It is free from profanity, only contains sweet kisses, and you can expect a HEA (happily ever after) ending!
Genre: Romance
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