โ Scribed by Maddrey, Elizabeth
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After the accident that killed her husband five years ago, Serena Johnson left Hollywood - and her stage name - behind to set up shop as a potter. Her online business keeps her occupied and fulfilled, but she misses having someone special to share her life. Micah Baxter has enjoyed the year he's worked in his family's bakery in Arcadia Valley, even if his siblings are all finding love, leaving him the odd man out. When Micah delivers the cookies Serena ordered for an event at her pottery studio, the attraction between them is hard to deny. But so are their differences. Having been a fan when he was younger, Micah knows all about Serena's bad-girl history. So how can he trust the feelings that grow between them? And if Hollywood comes calling, will Serena be content to stay?
An Arcadia Valley Romance
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