New Release
Got Coffee
Love, rivalry, and a secret brewed beneath their feet.
Got Coffee is a cozy small-town grumpy-meets-sunshine romance featuring rival cafés, second chances, and a secret hidden beneath the floorboards.
When Ruby Ashworth’s corporate career crashes harder than a triple shot of espresso, she heads to Millbrook Falls and buys a foreclosed café with more charm than working mail service. Her plan? Turn unemployment into opportunity and prove she can build something of her own. What she doesn’t plan on is her new neighbor.
Jake Sullivan has kept Sullivan’s Coffee running the same way his family has for generations—steady, simple, and proudly old-school. Ruby’s arrival, with her honey-lavender lattes and bold ideas, feels like a challenge he never ordered. But when Jake’s grandmother, Rose, gives him an old box filled with logbooks, letters, and a faded blueprint, the past leads them to a forgotten piece of Millbrook Falls history—and to a partnership neither expected.
As they breathe life back into what was lost, sparks fly, loyalties blur, and Millbrook Falls gets a front-row seat to its most unexpected love story. Because sometimes the perfect blend takes a dash of chaos, a splash of history, and just the right amount of heat.
For readers who like their romance slow-burn, small-town, and served with extra foam.
Available on Kindle and Paperback
What Readers Are Saying
Got Coffee
Charming, heartfelt, and impossible to put down. I felt like I was right there in Millbrook Falls.
Jess Tallbot
Got Coffee
The perfect mix of small-town charm and slow-burn romance. I smiled through every chapter.
Lisa Gottfried
Got Coffee
If you love grumpy/sunshine tropes, witty banter, and stories with heart—this one’s for you.
Ann Stanton -ARC Reader
Got Coffee
Such a cozy read! I didn’t expect to laugh out loud and tear up—but I did, more than once.
Dina L. - BETA Reader
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