Never Your Valentine
He’s anti-love. She’s its biggest fan.
Grant Neverly was born on Valentine’s Day, and he’s been breaking up with romance ever since. The owner of Echo Creek’s rage room, he’s made a career out of helping people smash their feelings while dodging commitment like a flying baseball bat. Tourists are fine for a fling, but locals are off limits.
Greeting card designer Annabelle Kerr has a love for happy occasions and a heart big enough for a whole town. When she inherits a building in Echo Creek, it feels like her own meet-cute with destiny.
That is, until her new tenant turns out to be the guy she kissed her first night in town—the same guy who ghosted her the second he found out she wasn’t leaving. Now Annabelle and Grant share a wall, and a talent for driving each other up it.
But it’s nearly impossible to avoid someone in a town this size. One minute they’re on the same snowshoeing trip, the next they’re facing off in a euchre tournament, and somehow it always ends with craft beers that taste like trouble.
Suddenly, Annabelle’s wondering if the man who wants nothing to do with love might just need a reason to believe in it.
Never Your Valentine is an opposites attract, grumpy-sunshine romcom packed with sizzling banter, small-town charm, and enough slow-burn heat to melt a Michigan winter.
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