Cowboy’s Christmas Baker
Can everyone’s favorite baker win over the grumpiest cowboy in town?
Mallory Fisher’s longtime crush is marrying another woman. And now she has to bake their wedding cake.
But she’s not going to let that ruin her Christmas.
The optimistic small-town baker has decided she just needs to forget all about love. And to do that, she’s going to focus on coming up with a signature holiday treat that will finally put her beloved bakery on the map.
Her secret ingredient is daily encouragement from a widower she met in an online support group after losing her mom. But Mallory doesn’t count on him moving to Trinity Falls for his own fresh start.
It turns out that Harrison Law is nothing like Mal expected.
Instead of the kindly older man she’s been picturing, Harrison is the perfect picture of tall, dark, and handsome. He’s also a single dad, with a grumpy streak she never noticed during their online chats. But Mal can’t help feeling drawn to the growly cowboy, and to his quiet eight-year-old daughter, Katie, who lights up whenever Mal talks about baking.
The three quickly begin spending time together. And everyone in Trinity Falls assumes they’re an item. But things aren’t always what they seem. And Harrison and Katie have been through so much that Mal isn’t sure her love is enough to bring them back into the light.
Can these three lonely souls really make their own happily-ever-after in time for Christmas? Or will it take a village to bring them together?
Trinity Falls Sweet Romance is all about finding family – one clean & wholesome romance at a time. The Trinity Falls Sweet Romance: Village Christmas inspirational series celebrates the people who live and work in a small Pennsylvania town at Christmastime, and find love and meaning in the season. If you love no spice books with cowboys, single dads, found family, caring community, and slow burn romance that makes you smile and sigh, this is the series for you!
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