When PR executive Honey Parker inherits her late aunt’s peach farm and bakery in her sleepy hometown of Hickory Springs, Georgia, she plans a quick sale and a swift return to her high-powered life in Chicago.
When PR executive Honey Parker inherits her late aunt’s peach farm and bakery in her sleepy hometown of Hickory Springs, Georgia, she plans a quick sale and a swift return to her high-powered life in Chicago. But the small town with too many painful memories, and the curvaceous, honey-sweet beekeeper next door, might have other plans. After an accident shattered Mimi Smith’s Olympic equestrian dreams, she has spent years crafting her life in quiet harmony by nurturing bees, baking pastries infused with her secret peach honey at the bakery she co-owned with Honey’s aunt, and helping train a new generation of girls dreaming of equestrian stardom. When a developer’s deal threatens to pave over her passions, she’s ready to fight for her home and her heart. What starts as tension over property lines and mismatched finances, slowly melts into laughter, shared recipes, and a warmth Honey hasn’t felt in years. But when sabotage strikes and old dreams clash with new desires, both women must decide what they’re willing to risk for a chance at something real. Peaches and Honey is a slow-burn romance full of southern charm, and is all about love, legacy, and the kind of home you never see coming.
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