Finding Home: A Small Town Opposites Attract Romance (Willowbrook Valley #1)

Wren Dawson was driving to California to move in with her long-distance boyfriend, that was until her antique hearse left her stranded. Dressed all in black and looking like she worships the devil, she begins to doubt the accuracy of the phrase 'country hospitality' as vehicles continue to blow past.Sawyer Dixon was on his way home from lunch when he spotted the old hearse sitting on the side of the road. Pulling over, he stops to see if the driver needs any help. He finds a pretty girl with black and purple hair who meets his eyes in challenge. Knowing when to choose his battles, he offers her a ride to the town's mechanic.The news isn't good. It's going to take a week for one of the parts to come in, and she's stuck in the small town of Willowbrook. When Sawyer has a bad feeling about leaving her at the local motel, he offers to let her stay in the finished loft in his barn. After days of waiting to hear back from her boyfriend, it's Sawyer who answers when he finally calls.Audience to an argument between Wren's boyfriend and the woman he brought home from the bar the previous night, Sawyer tells him that Wren will call him back if she decides to before hanging up. After breaking the life-changing news to Wren, he gives her a place to stay until she figures out her next step.Wren's staying presents a new problem in his life. When she was going to be gone in a week and with someone, it was easy to convince himself that he could ignore the attraction he felt towards her. But now, he doesn't know if he will be able to guard his heart enough as they continue to grow close.When she keeps talking as though she's leaving and he refuses to ask her to stay, will one of them come to their senses before it's too late? Or will they break both of their hearts when she finally goes?