When Georgie Quinn and the filly Sweet Bells win the Breeders’ Cup Classic, the world can’t seem to get enough. Overnight, Georgie becomes the face of horse racing, and Sweet Bells becomes its queen.

Although they’re the morning line favorites, Georgie can barely keep her head above water. Her parents’ farm is a crumbling has-been, her jockey career consumes her time, and Harris Armstrong, the grandson of Sweet Bells’ owner, won’t forgive her for telling a lie that kept her family together as the truth ripped his apart.

Harris doesn’t trust Georgie, but he needs her talent to get his new colt to the Kentucky Derby. Together they form a tenuous partnership, uncovering new truths and old family secrets, as well as a simmering attraction that could rewrite everything they know about each other, their families, and the future.

Thrown together by an injury during a triathlon, Cam and Lynsey couldn’t be more different.

Perpetual PhD candidate Cam prefers a tent to a hotel room, and thinks matching socks and clean jeans are semi-formal wear.

Daddy’s-girl Lynsey mostly entered the triathlon to wear three new outfits in one event, and she feels naked without a proper manicure.

The one thing they do have in common? They each only have themselves to worry about, and up until now, they’ve liked it that way.

When self-centred Cam, and self-absorbed Lynsey must take care of an ailing man’s farm, they face headstrong ponies, rogue chickens, and the complications of close-proximity living in a tiny farmhouse. Will their rare unselfish move also show them you get more by giving? And could the benefits include love?

“An absolutely charming and quirky small town romance that’ll make you smile and keep you reading!” – Goodreads Reviewer

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