Grumpy Rhett is the last lone man

on Black Mountain. His brother and best friend have both found the curvy women of their dreams, but he doubts love is in his future. Until a snowstorm sends a fallen angel his way...

As a body-positive influencer, Nora's

learned how to embrace her curves. However, it's hard to believe anyone else will...especially the surly lumberjack who came to her rescue.

Will cabin fever ignite between this curvy girl and mountain man? Or will their fears and doubts melt away any chance at love?

Content Note:

Quick and steamy, this grumpy/sunshine duo is heating up the mountain one snowy night at a time!

Lucy is searching for books, not love.Sam's a single dad with enough on his plate.That doesn't explain why sparks fly when they meet...

High school teacher Lucy

is taking a sabbatical. Escaping to a cute village in the English countryside, she's got her trusty West Highland terrier and a perfect little cottage to live in while she researches the women who worked at nearby Bletchley Park during the war. There's one problem: just across the street there's an extremely handsome main in plaid and workboots with a twinkle in his eye.

Hassled single dad Sam

builds tree houses for a living - not that it impresses his daughter any more. He's always sworn he's too busy for love, but when Lucy moves into the cottage opposite, he finds himself making excuses to call round and ask for her advice as an expert on teenagers.Meanwhile there's a whole cast of endearing characters who seem determined to involve Lucy in small town life, from Bunty, her ninety-year old neighbour who has a secret from her past she's kept to herself for years, and the village improvement society who somehow manage to pull Lucy into their plans to turn the disused red telephone box on the village green into a cute Little Free Library.

The Telephone Box Library is a sweet and funny small town romance packed with charm!Praise for Rachael Lucas:

'Absolutely delightful…romantic and fun' - Marian Keyes'A gorgeous, warm-hearted delight' - Kirsty Greenwood‘Wonderful escapism with a gloriously romantic setting’ - Katie Fforde

Don't miss The Village Green Bookshop, the second in the Little Maudley series.

I need a woman to help me shut up my big Greek family.

And my new intern is perfect for the job, though pretending to have a relationship with her might be a little taboo.

Good thing I’m in charge.

Being a self-made billionaire, I haven’t spent much time looking for love.

None actually.

Lucky for me, it’s fallen right into my lap.

This pretty American girl has zero sense of direction, but a good heart and a sexy smile.

I’ve always been smitten by a woman that needs rescuing, or so it seems.

Something tells me that she might be more than I bargained for.

Either way, I just need her to fake it for me until it appears real.

Funny how real it quickly becomes.

Every Good Girl Deserves a Bad Boy. ~ Weston