Dizzy in Love: A Sweet Romantic Comedy

He’s perfect in every way… and that's exactly what makes him so wrong for her.

Jayden and Izzy were carefree teenagers the last time they saw each other, and a lot has changed since then.

In a matter of two years, Izzy Greene–better known as Dizzy by her family and friends–eloped, got divorced, and went bankrupt. And, as of today, she can add arrested to that list. (For the record, she’s not to blame for the misdemeanor. That’s her ADHD’s fault).

Meanwhile, Jayden Holt, aka Your Honor, is adulting just fine, having been named Virginia’s youngest judge. He’s more buttoned-up than a middle-aged accountant, and it’s working for him. Even if he does still have Izzy’s teen-age drawings tucked safely away.

Jayden is Izzy’s first love, her first heartbreak–and the judge at her first courtroom appearance. He’s also the one person who’s always seen her as something besides a whirlwind of trouble. Which is why–with a little nudging from Creekville’s resident busybody and Izzy’s grandma, Miss Lily–Jayden sentences Izzy to the thing she loves most: creating art.

Between painting, doing yoga with baby goats, and building the ridiculous pen to hold them, old feelings resurface, and the possibility of a new relationship has both Jayden and Izzy spinning.

Until some surprising news has Izzy reconsidering her ex-husband and the marriage they once shared.

Giving her ex a second chance may prove that Izzy can finish at least one thing that she’s started, but it also means giving up the guy who sees her as so much more than just Dizzy.

The second book in the Falling for Creekvilleboxset, Dizzy in Love is a laugh-out-loud, opposites attract, second-chance romcom where the only thing not clean is the baby goats. With hot yoga, sizzling banter, and fire kisses, there’s plenty of heat without all the spice. Dizzy in Love is a stand-alone, but you'll recognize some of your favorite characters from Creekville, including Gran.