Kat inherits her father's house which needs complete renovation. She must battle with the effects of her ADHD, her mother's constant criticism, grief on losing the father who abandoned her, the increasing feelings she has for her builder. Liam , and guilt on letting her best friend down when she is needed. Hard to put down, wondering how Kat is going to cope with all her battles.

Oh I loved this so much. I can’t remember the last romance novel that made me this warm and giddy. I loved everything about it! Small town? Check! Grumpy/sunshine? Check! Found family? Check! It really was the whole package. When Kat’s late father leaves her an old, run down house, she moves to the small town of Everly Heath to fix it up. Whilst there, she gets swept up in the nosy neighbours, reconnecting with old family and the grumpy builder, Liam, who offers his help with the house. Kat was funny, relatable and incredibly loveable. Her growing confidence throughout the book was so heartwarming. LIAM !!!!! he was constantly raising the bar. He would literally do anything for Kat and he was so good at communicating (miscommunication trope who??). I adored their relationship, Liam always made sure that Kat knew her worth. And I loooved Kat’s bond with Abi! Of course, it wouldn’t be a small town romance without the nosy locals who were all Kat and Liam’s biggest supporters. I loved the community in this book and how they all welcomed Kat with open arms. This book was so cosy and heartwarming and perfect to read cuddled up in a blanket that you can blush into. An absolutely wonderful debut from Maggie Grant

It was great to read a small town romance that was based in the UK. The ADHD representation was wonderful. This was an easy to read, enjoyable book.