The Pumpkin Patch Sisters
One pumpkin patch. Four sisters. And the secrets their mother took to her grave.
Dahlia Marchetti left Harvest Hollow thirty-two years ago with her bags packed for the city and her mother’s blessing. Now Rosalind is gone, and her will has called all four sisters home to the pumpkin farm where they grew up. There’s just one condition: the land can’t be sold for four years, and each of them must personally see it through a single autumn.
Dahlia arrives with a business plan and a color-coded spreadsheet. But the farm her mother left behind was never really about pumpkins and cider, and can’t be saved with number-crunching alone. It was about people – the neighbor who’s quietly worked the fields for years, the godmother who still brings warm casseroles, the whole valley of folks Rosalind stood beside when no one else would.
Including Beckett Shaw – the boy next door she left behind, who still remembers the initials they carved into a windowsill at fifteen.
The boy who never asked her to stay when it mattered most.
The deeper Dahlia digs into her mother’s tangled records, the less the numbers add up. A cottage that shouldn’t exist, tucked into the hemlocks. Six acres that appear on no map. A locked cabinet in the cider barn no one will explain. And that’s only the beginning.
As she gets her hands dirty with everything from farm repairs to the harvest festival, old feelings stir all over again – and Dahlia begins to wonder if everything she went chasing in the city was right here in Harvest Hollow all along.
She came home to save a farm. She never expected it to save her right back.
The Pumpkin Patch Sisters is the first book in a sweet, clean cozy autumn series brimming with second-chance romance, small-town warmth, sisterhood, and a family mystery that unfolds across four seasons.
Curl up with the Marchetti sisters tonight and immerse yourself in a town that feels like home.
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