Picture Me Yours

Can two people who swore they were done with complications learn to fight for love, not just with hammers and paint, but with honest words and brave hearts?

Sage Lowery escaped to a small mountain town to fix a house and her head. She didn't expect the house to fight back, or the man who'd been living across the street to be the one who understood the parts of her she'd left in the city. She left a life in Boston for three months of quiet-and then gave away her heart without even trying.

Single dad Rowan Kennedy wanted a house big enough for his little family, not a woman who made him forget the plan. Then she showed up with a camera and a bad habit of unhooking his good sense. He told himself it was about the house. Until he realized what he truly needed: somebody to call home.

Together, they navigate wiring diagrams, matchmaking friends and family, and a rumor that nearly burns them both to the ground. It's messy, loud, and very unromantic-until it becomes everything either of them ever wanted.

Can two damaged people learn to build a future together, or will the cottage become nothing more than a monument to what they almost had?