Welcome to Embthwaite Farm, a charming English home in North Yorkshire belonging to the fractured Mowbray family… With older sister Rachel home to help run the family farm and navigate their father's terminal illness, Harriet Mowbray feels…
Welcome to Embthwaite Farm, a charming English home in North Yorkshire belonging to the fractured Mowbray family… With older sister Rachel home to help run the family farm and navigate their father's terminal illness, Harriet Mowbray feels untethered, yet surprisingly free. She wants to embrace her future but continually trips over the insecurities and hurts from her fraught family relationships. When a mysterious millionaire purchases a derelict manor home to renovate into a hotel set to open before Christmas, Harriet pushes herself out of her comfort zone. She approaches the owner to become a client for her fledging bakery business. Former gaming entrepreneur Quinn Tyler has sunk everything into this new venture, and Harriet finds him utterly unexpected. Confident, impulsive, and fun, he sweeps Harriet off her feet, and their friendship blossoms to Harriet's surprise and delight. As they work together on the hotel's finishing touches, Harriet and Quinn battle their insecurities and demons and make surprising revelations as they build their fledgling relationship. As Christmas looms, will they have the strength of conviction to fight for the hotel—and their newfound love?
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