Marley is a hopeless romantic who loves his job. Flowers make him happy, and he gets great joy out of the delight they bring to others. He has a standing flower shop as well as a regular booth at the Heartcraft Market.
Marley is a hopeless romantic who loves his job. Flowers make him happy, and he gets great joy out of the delight they bring to others. He has a standing flower shop as well as a regular booth at the Heartcraft Market. Derek is an overworked businessman. His work consumes his life, both in the office and at home. He doesn't have time to date and isn't looking, but when he sees the florist with an infectious smile at a wedding, his interest is piqued. When the handsome man Marley caught watching him at a recent job shows up at his shop, he's certain there's a spark between them. After helping so many couples fall in love, he longs for his own great romance. Even if Derek wants to pursue the vibrant man, he has no room for someone in his busy schedule. But Marley plants a seed in his life, a glimpse of the beauty he didn't know he needed. Can love blossom and help these two find a place where they belong? Bouquets & Belonging is a grumpy/sunshine romance with a plus-sized MC, body positivity, finding balance, and a love that grows where you water it. The Heartcraft Market series features standalone novels that can be enjoyed on their own or listened to with the series to revisit your favorite characters.
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