She only wanted to come home, wallow in misery, and eat chocolate.Then he showed up.Kate thought two weeks in Harvest Ranch would be happy and nostalgic, but that was before she got fired.By her boyfriend.Scratch that, ex-boyfriend. At least now she's back on the market, ready for the next disaster—er, romance—to come along.Freddie's at the top of his game, and pretty much has it all. Except Kate, the cute but annoying innkeeper, makes him see there's nothing and no one in his life he really loves.When they both run into trouble, a weird and uncomfortable understanding forms: if they work together, they might get what they want. Risking public humiliation and professional ruin is totally worth the risk.What's not worth it? Falling in love.A sweet, clean romantic comedy full of heart, sizzle, and some labradoodle frizzle.

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