The Sugarhouse at Maple Hollow
A Clean Small-Town Romance

About this book:

When Manhattan socialite Clara Montgomery inherits her great-uncle's failing Vermont sugarhouse, she trades her silk blazers for rubber boots and her charity galas for forty-pound sap buckets—convinced she'll optimize the operation, flip the land, and return to her predictable life before the mud dries. But Maple Hollow doesn't operate on spreadsheets. Between a cantankerous wood stove, a neighbor who makes "grumpy" look like a personality trait, and a sugaring season that answers to no business plan, Clara's two-week exit strategy starts looking dangerously like a future she never knew she wanted.

Ethan Vance has spent five years waiting for the Montgomery land to hit the auction block. He didn't expect the city heiress to actually show up, let alone fight for every drop of syrup like it's liquid gold. As the sap rises and the temperature drops, their rivalry burns hotter than the evaporator—and Ethan's walls, built thick as his sugarbush maples, begin to crack under Clara's stubborn, maddening, utterly fearless light.

From the first disastrous fire to the sweet steam of a perfect boil, *The Sugarhouse at Maple Hollow* is a clean, heartwarming enemies-to-lovers romance steeped in the rustic magic of a Vermont spring—where the only thing sweeter than the syrup is the taste of a fresh start.