β Scribed by Alyssa Linn Palmer
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Kitty Kerr is a high-flying lawyer when her career plans are derailed by the luscious blackberries from Lucy Shen's Country Mouse Farms. Kitty can't get enough of the fruit, or of Lucy. Suddenly, she's wanting things she never dared to want--Lucy, and the life on the farm. But how will being an artisan cook/farmer fit with her legal ambitions and city habits?
Between her beautiful farm and her sculpture, Lucy's life is set. Falling for a big city lawyer is not part of the plan. Even as Kitty helps make her dreams of spotlighting her farm's produce in restaurants a reality, Lucy's terrified that she and the farm aren't enough to keep Kitty interested in love and the simpler things in life.
Pulled in two different directions, will the city kitty and country mouse be able to make it work?
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