My life as an NFL quarterback was everything I thought I wanted... Married to a beautiful model, on the verge of winning a championship, and making more than enough money to look after my mom and grandpa. It was perfect… until it wasn’t. And now that everything’s falling apart, I’m returning to Aston Falls. It’s been ten years since I’ve been back to my small, quirky hometown. Ten years since that fateful night when I told my best friend’s sister I loved her. Right before I left her. I broke Grace’s heart that night, as well as my own. I had no choice. When an accidental run-in forces us back into each other’s lives, I do my best to keep my distance… but I can’t. Will Grace ever find a way to forgive me for what I did? Because all I want is a second chance.

Nobody knows why I returned to my small, gossipy hometown of Aston Falls after graduating med school. Not even Ella. She thinks that I’m a serial dater. A “never forever” kind of guy. That I always saw her as my best friend, nothing more. If only she knew. After Ella temporarily moves into my spare bedroom, familiar feelings come rushing back. And when she proposes a fake relationship to appease her overly intrusive family, I can’t say no. I’d do anything for Ella… even forever. But, can we ever really be more than just friends?

I’ll never forget the first time I saw JJ Sutton. Beautiful, feisty… and yelling at me for no apparent reason. Three years later, we’re still locked in a never-ending battle of wills whenever I come to town. But I have bigger problems to worry about—I need to take break from life as a country music star. So I leave LA and move into a secluded barn in Aston Falls. The last thing I expect is to find JJ living next door. I never thought I’d be spending Christmas with my self-proclaimed nemesis. But the more I learn about her, the more I want to know. And the more I want to kiss her. Because there’s definitely more to JJ than meets the eye. More Than Meets the Eye is a clean, small-town romance that is full of enemies-to-lovers banter and tons of Christmas cheer. If you like sweet-but-sizzling chemistry, hilarious farm life references, and swoony musician heroes, you will love this third and final book in the Aston Falls series. It can be read as a standalone.