Escape to the tiny historic village of Namur, Wisconsin in this feel good romantic comedy that celebrates fall, falling in love, family, the power of female friendship, and how far one woman will go to win the heart of a quiet country guy.
When Chloe's quick tongue and even quicker temper get her into trouble one too many times, she vows to tamp down, just a little bit, on her outspoken tendencies. One kidnapped gorilla, a persistent rogue, and a near capsize in Lake Michigan later, she's thinking that speaking up may have its advantages.
As if that wasn't enough for her to deal with, she is trying (sort of) not to fall for Arthur, a plain speaking but handsome farmer whose quiet demeanor conceals a tragic past. When Chloe's beloved truck, Old Blue, breaks down in front of his farm, their lives collide and neither of them will ever be the same. Chloe might even find herself at a loss for words...
The second book in the beloved Demeter Society series is perfect for new and returning fans of uplifting, laugh out loud tales, well told. About the Series
The Demeter Society series of romantic comedies chronicles the adventures, misadventures, and romantic entanglements of a fabulous group of female farmers. Mix in quirky villagers, mischievous animals, and plenty of happily ever afters, and you have a place that's "delightful" to be. Series Reviews "I loved the book and all the characters. Adorable characters and the town too "-Goodreads Review "The author has a way of transporting us right into the lives of these delightful characters and settings."-Amazon Review. "Great storyline, easy to immerse yourself in, and an easy read."-Amazon Review "Everyone helping each other in success and loss. What a great place to be in "-Amazon Review Author
Amanda Schwantes specializes in writing about the humor and magic of everyday lives. Together with a handsome wildland firefighter, she lives in a small town in the Midwest, where cheese is its own food group, the only correct response to an apology is "Oh no, you're fine", and goodbyes take at least an hour. She wouldn't have it any other way.