Josie Barnes has finally found home in Hope, Oklahoma-she bought a house, started a new job as an English teacher, and takes in stray animals that no one else wants.
Another a feel good romance from Burton, featuring small town characters with big personalities and captivating hearts. So when Zach drops the L-bomb, it forces her to re-examine her beliefs as well as what she thinks she deserves. She believes that love is a fallacy for most and that only some people can find it. But Josie’s past with her mother and the lack of love in her childhood did a number on her. He feels warmth and happiness radiating from her whenever they’re together. He’s lived solo for a long time but Josie brings out the homely side of him. Zach is open to falling for Josie and finding out where they could go. I love that Burton sort of switched the narrative on our hero and heroine. But beneath all that, Josie has more trepidation towards love than Zach knows, and it’ll take a hail mary to win her over And once Zach gets her alone, she’s the sex kitten he’d only dreamed of. While she’s sweet and endearing to her students, she’s fun and charismatic with their friends. As they spend more time together, Zach peels back the layers that make up Josie. Particularly Josie she’s sweet, sexy, and Zach thinks there might be more beneath the quiet school teacher. Zach wouldn’t consider himself a loner by his own standards, though he definitely enjoys his solitude, he also enjoys coaching football and spending time with his new friends in Hope. Not only does he care about the kids he teaches and trains, he’s also becoming an animal lover a huge win in Josie’s book.
But as they spend more time together, Josie sees how kind and charming Zach is. There’s flirting and chemistry between them but Josie’s been burned before and doesn’t want to risk her new happy life in Hope for a fling. It’s small town romance with a sporty touch! Both new to the town of Hope, Josie and Zach have become friends outside of being teachers at Hope’s high school.
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