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Curling up with a cozy fall romance. Just what I needed this Sunday.

So sweet and so cute... a good reminder that you can always go home!

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After a day that included a hike & gardening,I am ready to relax. Mosquitoes out early this year. 😕 #MarvelousMay #gratitude Perfect day!
This book is a small town v Big City, woman returning to her roots after losing everything- romance and food in the mix. I needed a light book after what I have been living and reading! Thanks to @DebinHawaii for her review.

I enjoyed this rom-com novel, 2nd in the Hopeless Romantics series set in the small community of Hope Lake, PA. In this one Charlotte left town 21 years ago, at 10, removed by her bitter mother after her parents‘ divorce. After her career implodes she is back for the summer but her dream job opening a florist shop & 2 attractive men may make her change her mind. My book-inspired dish is paired with Mini Artichoke Lasagna & Garlic Toast. Link👇🏻

Merry Christmas to all the Littens celebrating & Happy Mid-Week Holiday to those who aren‘t! 🎄❤️💙❄️A mellow holiday with working all day yesterday & Christmas Eve dinner with my Hawaii ‘Ohana. Now I‘m lazing at home, cozy in blustery weather with a cup of chocolate peppermint bark tea, butter mochi from a coworker & 2 books for a book tour review next week. I‘m reviewing the tagged book but wanted to read the first one in the setting before it.

Meet Me on Love Lane proves to be a heartwarming story of friendship and family, self-discovery and possibility—and of course, romance. Hope Lake is a charming little town, and it is a pleasure to visit. #tbrread #wintergames #merryreaders

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(I received a free copy of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.)

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“From the USA TODAY bestselling author of On the Corner of Love and Hate comes a romantic comedy about a woman who grudgingly returns home to small-town Pennsylvania, only to find herself falling in love—not only with the town, but with two of its citizens.”