β Scribed by Celia Bonaduce
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
House enough to hold her dreams . . .
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Aspiring engineer Molly McGinnis is one master's thesis away from conquering the universe. But in the meantime, she's struggling to make ends meet, working at a tree farm while stowing away in a Tiny House on builder Bale Barrett's property. Of course, she only plans to hide out until the weather improves, or until she finishes her own Tiny House project . . .
But when Bale discovers her, rather than send the hapless designer packing, he offers her a place to stay and solid advice, on her thesis--and her life. Just as Molly feels like she's getting back on her feet, things start to fall apart, like her project, and her romantic illusions about her outrageously good-looking boss, Quinn. It's enough to make a girl wonder if by focusing on the trees, she's missing the forest . . .
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