She wants a baby. He wants her. Simple, right?
Widowed yoga instructor Holly never imagined she'd be single, living with her brother and desperate to have a baby on her own. But watching her friends start families pushes her to take controlwith or without a man.
But when Landry, the towns irresistible handyman and aspiring songwriter, hears Holly's plan for a sperm donor, he offers a far more naturaland temptingsolution. He's always wanted her, and the thought of Holly carrying anyone elses child is unthinkable.
Just as their passionate friendship ignites into something deeper, Landry lands his big break in the music industry and leaves town. Holly must face raising the baby alone. But as the spotlight pulls Landry further from the life he imagined, one truth becomes impossible to ignorefame means nothing without her. Now, hell have to decide whether to chase his dream or fight for the family he's always wanted.
The Songwriter Gets His Girl is a steamy small-town romance in the Crimson Creek series featuring friends-to-lovers heat, a swoon-worthy handyman songwriter, and enough emotional intensity to melt your heart.
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Praise for Crimson Creek:
This was another fantastic story in the Crimson Creek series.
The story is amazing, the characters are so deep.
I honestly couldn't read this fast enough.
Entertaining and compelling page-turner with romance and love.
A well-written story with engaging and realistic characters.
Jane Poller read her way through middle school, and she swore someday shed be an author. Romance books got her through countless life changes moves, degrees, having kids, deployments, teaching high school, international living, health coaching, running a wellness business, homeschooling, and more. She finally gave in to the characters in her head demanding their stories be told. The Crimson Creek series is a contemporary steamy small fictional town in Texas that's full of hot heroes and sassy women. Speaking of, she lives in Texas with her middle school sweetheart. Hes her real-life hero, Army veteran, and the inspiration for her stories. When shes not doing all the things, shes reading and writing. Or arguing with her characters, who refuse to do what she wants. But thats par for the course, since shes currently homeschooling two teenagers and two dogs. Those reviews really brighten her day and are much appreciated.
