Five years ago, I royally screwed up, lied, and broke the heart of the woman I love.

A sane man would buy her a nice present and grovel.

Guess I must be crazy.

I love Meg more than anything.

So why am I running against her for mayor of Harrogate?

Meghan

That lying, scheming, son of a *bleep!* 

He handed me a bouquet, smirked, and asked if I liked having his hands on my flower petals.

Next thing I know, I’m homeless and penniless, and Hunter’s trying to steal my job!

After imploding my life five years ago, I swore I was going to get over him - which is kind of hard in a small town, where he’s schmoozing people at every meeting and somehow crashing all my dates.

I love my town, and care about the people in it.

I’ve been the de facto mayor since I moved back.

And I’m not letting some entitled billionaire waltz in and take my job.

Hunter might think he’s going to win - after all, he is the most eligible bachelor in our small town, with his washboard abs, billions, and fast cars.

All the women want him.

Except me.

Nope. No way. I swear.

All’s fair in love and small town politics

I’m not going down without a fight.

I know Hunter’s still hung up on me.

A low-cut top and a push-up bra, and he’s a drooling idiot at the first debate.

The election is as good as mine.

As long as I don’t let Hunter and his panty-melting promises of - ahem - stress relief distract me.

I’m going to win this mayoral race.

As long as I remember not to lose my heart.

This standalone, full-length romantic comedy has no cliffhangers but does have a swoon-worthy HEA! It features plenty of steam, the largest selection of hot brothers to ever grace your ears, and second-chance romance that is long overdue!

Author Note: There is a prequel novella to this book, After His Peonies, which you may want to listen to first, but it is not absolutely necessary!