Tangled Lights on Main Street
A Holiday Rivals-to-Lovers Romance

About this book:

Maya Lin runs her lighting business with spreadsheets, certified clips, and a color-coded inventory that would make a librarian weep. Caleb Miller runs his with duct tape, vintage incandescents, and a crew of teenagers who treat safety regulations as gentle suggestions. For three winters they've divided Holly Falls' Main Street like a DMZ—until the mayor loses her patience, the state tourism board books a film crew, and both contractors get an ultimatum: merge crews, merge grids, and deliver a unified, televised spectacular in five days. Or watch a corporate outfit from Spokane steal the municipal contract and put them both out of business.

Forced into a shared workshop and a single bucket truck, Maya's precision clashes with Caleb's seat-of-the-pants ingenuity at every rung of the ladder. But between untangling three miles of wire for the grand spruce and negotiating whose coffee is drinkable, the friction starts throwing sparks. He knows the hidden ground faults in the historic brick; she knows the load calculations that keep the grid from melting. And as the deadline looms and the snow piles up, the line between "professional rivalry" and "very bad idea" begins to blur under the twinkle lights.

*Tangled Lights on Main Street* is a steamy, laugh-out-loud holiday rivals-to-lovers romance where the stakes are high, the banter is razor-sharp, and two stubborn business owners discover that the best displays aren't the ones that look perfect on a blueprint—they're the ones that light up the dark together.