Love, purpose, and healing in the Vermont mountains.
When former Army engineer Jake Morrison walks away from his corporate job, a beekeeping retreat in Vermont changes everything.
Struggling with PTSD and meaningless work, Jake arrives at Wren House carrying only a duffel bag and honey collected worldwide-each jar proof that beauty survives impossible circumstances.
Grace Blackwood fights to preserve her grandmother's 100-year beekeeping legacy. When pesticide poisoning threatens everything, she needs a partner who understands some battles are worth fighting.
Teacher-student becomes something neither expected: partnership transforming grief into purpose, isolation into love, two broken people into something stronger together.
When their environmental fight attracts media attention and legal challenges, Jake and Grace must decide if love can weather going public with their mission.
★★★★★ "Romance, environmental themes, character growth, and bees Jake's journey from burnout to purpose brilliantly done." - Sarah M.
★★★★★ "As a veteran, Jake's story hit my heart. Author researched PTSD and beekeeping. About healing and finding your tribe." - Mark T.
✅ Authentic military representation with researched PTSD portrayal
✅ Fascinating beekeeping and environmental themes
✅ Strong character development and realistic growth
✅ Small-town Vermont charm with genuine community
✅ Slow-burn romance through shared work and values
✅ Dual POV showing both perspectives
✅ HEA guaranteed with satisfying epilogue
Perfect for fans of: Christina Lauren, Emily Henry, Abby Jimenez, Linda Lael Miller
Content: Medium heat, 90k words, mild PTSD themes, adult contemporary (18+)
About The Wren House Series
Follow different couples finding love, healing, and purpose at a charming Vermont artists' retreat. Each standalone book creates a rich tapestry of community, creativity, and second chances.
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