Cedar bloom (6 Ergebnisse)

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - She came home to open a gallery. He is the one man who can keep its doors closed.At thirty-one, photographer Hope Eze returns to Cedar Bloom with her late mother's archive and a plan to transform an abandoned mill building into The Almost Gallery.She expects difficult contractors, suspicious funders, and a town that remembers exactly why she left.She does not expect Kirk Heraty.The guarded brewer next door controls the shared access, electrical systems, and every practical obstacle standing between Hope and opening night. Nine years ago, she left Cedar Bloom without saying goodbye to him. Now he is broader, quieter, and still far too good at seeing through every defence she has built.When an autumn storm tears through Cedar Works, Hope and Kirk are forced into emergency repairs, borrowed office space, late nights, and a fight to protect the arts district from people who want to own its future.Their old anger becomes sharp banter. Their forced proximity becomes dangerous temptation. And the man Hope once ran from becomes the person who understands what she is trying to build.But Hope refuses to trade her independence for protection, and Kirk has spent his life confusing control with care.To create something permanent, they must learn that love is not ownership, home is not surrender, and choosing each other should never require either of them to become smaller.The Almost Gallery is a high-heat, enemies-to-lovers small-town romance featuring second-chance history, forced proximity, a protective local brewer, a determined photographer, found family, strong community stakes, and a complete happily ever after.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - She came back to decide whether Cedar Bloom could survive.He has spent years pretending he never wanted her to stay.Small-business lender Kimberly Johnson expects facts, figures, and a clean professional review when she is sent back to Cedar Bloom after an electrical fire damages The Almost Gallery.Instead, she finds a festival six weeks from opening, a community tied together by dangerous financial agreements, and Philip Ogunleye standing on the opposite side of the table.Philip is her best friend's older brother, the teacher who carried a student out of the smoke, and the man who once said her name at a railway station but never finished the sentence that might have changed everything.Now his students' exhibition, his aunt's business, his sister's gallery, and the future of Cedar Works all depend on Kimberly's decision.Forced to share an office and rebuild the festival together, their old attraction becomes impossible to ignore. But every kiss creates a professional conflict, every financial discovery threatens another Cedar Bloom business, and Kimberly's determination to expose the truth could cost her the career she spent fourteen years building.Philip has spent too long believing love means waiting without asking.Kimberly has spent too long believing safety means needing no one.To save Cedar Bloom and build a future together, they must stop making choices for each other and become brave enough to choose love where everyone can see it.Fire at the Gallery is a high-heat, best friend's brother small-town romance featuring years of secret pining, he-falls-first devotion, forced proximity, a competent lender heroine, a protective teacher hero, community stakes, found family, and a complete happily ever after.…