In Her Pumpkin Patch

Author: Alina Jacobs
Genre(s): Romance | Adult
Total pages: 161
In Her Pumpkin Patch

Fall. Autumn. It doesn’t matter what you call it, I hate it.
I despise pumpkins, Halloween, and the overwhelming sense of dread as the cold and damp move in.
But when my new chauffeur drives up in a hearse, Halloween carols blaring, I realize there will be no escape from the holiday.
Penny is the self-proclaimed Queen of Fall.
And it’s her mission to turn me into a pumpkin spice fiend.
Penny
Fall is the best time of the year! I love pumpkin spice everything, cozy scarves, and nostalgic movies. But most of all, I love Halloween.
My quaint home town of Harrogate is the perfect place to celebrate the holiday. We’re the original Halloween town. We have celebrations all month!
I should be more excited, except that I’m going back to Harrogate after failing to make it as a journalist in Manhattan.
Instead of living out my dreams, I’m living in a dilapidated Victorian house with creepy identical twins, a black cat named Salem, and a snobby ghost. I also have a new temp job with a sexy, but grouchy billionaire who is determined to make me quit.
Garrett is in desperate need of some Halloween cheer. But as much as I want to take him in the back of my hearse and have my way with him (okay that’s a little creepy!) I can’t be distracted by his washboard abs.
I’m up to my eyeballs in debt.
The mean girl from high school is now my mean coworker and is trying to wreck my life.
My mother wants me to write a juicy tell-all about Garrett and his huge family.
Yep, I’m going to trick the cold-blooded billionaire.
I know I need to stick with the plan and weasel enough information out of my boss to write a killer article for a big payday.
But when Garrett says in that deep, sexy voice, “Nice costume.”
Instead of playing a trick, I’d rather give him a treat!

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