โ Scribed by Shaya Crabtree
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Four years ago, Lara Spellmeyer left her small-town life in Perry, Oklahoma, to pursue her dream of starting a cat sweater business. After being swept up in online fame and success, Lara is suddenly back home, dealing with her grandmothers poor health and potentially career-ending negative press.
The only bright spots are Tight Knit, the knitting circle she starts with her friends, and Kerry, the charming young woman her best friend sets her up with.
When Chief Editor Paige Daley asks Lara to appear in her local papers Hometown Heroes series, it just might restore Laras image to its former glory. But working with Paige on the story is a battle between Laras loyalty to her community and a reminder of the suffocating small-town mentality she grew up with.
It doesnt help that Paige is her ex, completely maddening, and cant see eye to eye with Lara on anything. How could this possibly end well?
A charming, second-chance lesbian romance about finding love in all the old places.
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