Some Bunny to Love: A Holliday Home Contemporary Romance

She’s been holding her hometown together with spreadsheets and sheer willpower — and she’s not about to let her ex ruin everything.

Meredith Manning has spent ten years proving that staying in Holliday Home wasn’t settling. As town administrator, she’s the one who keeps the lights on, the budget balanced, and the Spring Festival running like clockwork. So when her high school sweetheart — the genius who left her behind for Stanford and a billion-dollar tech career — roars back into town in a matte-black sports car with an offer to “save” the Easter parade, she knows exactly what kind of chaos he’s bringing with him.

Archer Adams doesn’t do anything halfway. He’s bought the town’s crumbling historic mansion, and he’s got big plans to restore it…along with a few “improvements” that are going to give the heritage committee heart palpitations. Co-chairing the festival committee with Meredith seems like the perfect way to prove he’s serious about coming home. The fact that she looks like she wants to murder him every time he suggests a holographic egg hunt? That’s just a bonus.

When Archer bets Meredith that the first person to ask the other for help has to wear the town’s moth-eaten Easter Bunny costume in the parade, she’s all in. She’s organized, she’s prepared, and she’s absolutely not going to lose to the man who walked away once before. But between mudslides, power outages, and a mansion renovation that’s about to go spectacularly sideways, Meredith’s about to learn that some things can’t be controlled — including the way Archer still makes her heart race when he rolls up his sleeves and admits he needs her.

Note to readers: All the books in the Holliday Home series are standalone romances with no cliffhangers.