A Bittersweet Summer

Author: Emmie J. Holland
Genre(s): Romance
Total pages: 93

A Bittersweet Summer

“SOMETIMES IT FEELS LIKE I GET MORE PIECES OF WESLEY MILLER THAN THE REST OF THE WORLD. IT’S LIKE HE’S SAVED THE VERY BEST PARTS OF HIMSELF FOR ME.”

When Cassidy got out of her last relationship, she realized how much of her life had been structured on what others’ expectations were for her. Growing up with a brother who was sick forced her to be independent, hard-working, and overwhelmingly positive. So, when she takes a job at Miller Run Farm in an attempt to find herself, she finally feels like she’s making decisions for herself. That is, until she realizes she might be attracted to her grumpy boss. It’s a complication that could ruin everything she’s trying to build.
Wesley Miller is fully committed to his life running his family’s farm. Content with his routine, he doesn’t expect the extremely talkative and bubbly new-hire to upset his carefully constructed life. The more he’s around Cass, the more he realizes he likes her incessant talking. In fact, he begins wishing that she wouldn’t stop.
Unfortunately for him, his small horse farm does not include an HR department beyond what he does himself. Which could become a grave problem, considering he might be falling in love with one of his employees.

A Bittersweet Summer is a dual-POV, fast-paced, and steamy romantic comedy featuring found family, grumpy/sunshine, workplace romance, and wide-open spaces fit for a girl trying to find herself and, unsuspectingly, the love of her life.

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