Prepare to fall in love amongst the wildflowers this spring. . .
From the romance superstar author of The Boston Bolts hockey series comes a rivals-to-lovers, grumpy-sunshine romance about a young woman returning to her family’s daffodil farm only to find someone unexpected running her daddy’s business.
They say you can never tame a wildflower…
When aspiring pastry chef, Tally Darling, returns home to her family’s daffodil farm, the last thing she expects to find is a hot—half-naked—farmhand living in her childhood bedroom and running her late daddy’s business.
Jesse Walker might be gorgeous but he’s also infuriatingly grumpy. Walker has no time for Tally and the feeling is mutual.
That is, until Tally hears him moan over one of her signature salted honey cupcakes. And then discovers how good it tastes when they kiss.
As dewy April days turn into warm May evenings, Walker and Tally soon realize that there is a thin line between love and hate. But will their budding connection grow into something that lasts beyond one season?
Sunny Shelly’s Review: 4 Stars
Darling Daffodils Farm was such a fun story!
After her father passes away, Tally returns home to help run the family’s daffodil farm… and encounters a handsome stranger living in her childhood bedroom and running the farm. Walker and Tally definitely get off on the wrong foot. She definitely doesn’t trust him at first (and with good reason, because he’s keeping secrets on behalf of her mother), but the chemistry between them is electric. The more time they spend together, the more they realize they don’t hate each other after all, and this grumpy cowboy turns out to be a big softie when it comes to Tally.
There are some complications that the couple encounters (See: Secrets), but I thought that the resolution played out nicely. I loved how these two characters complemented each other. Walker was a solid, supportive rock when Tally needed it, and she brought a lightheartedness to him that the grumpy cowboy was missing in his life.
I’ve been a big fan of Brittanee Nicole’s Boston Bolts hockey series, so I was excited to read something different by this author, and Darling Daffodils Farm did not disappoint! I’m looking forward to the rest of this series!
I received a complimentary copy via NetGalley and voluntarily left a review.
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