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Pumpkin to Talk About. Welcome to Amoresville, #1
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-7375099-1-2
- EAN9781737509912
- Date de parution09/09/2025
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurBrandy Ayers
Résumé
Welcome to Amoresville, a small mountain town founded on love and filled with colorful characters. All June needs in life is an open road, good tunes, and her trusty VW Van, Daisy. As a travel writer, she explores tucked away towns across the country. Her devoted social media followers love to tag along virtually as she uncovers hidden gems. Those faceless people on the other side of the screen are as close to a family as she has.
When June hears about a wacky town in the northern mountains of Pennsylvania with an equally wacky name, she knows readers will eat up the local flavor and points Daisy in that direction. As the eldest brother of the Halstead siblings, Knox doesn't have time for a social life. And he doesn't want one either. His family tree stretches all the way back to the founding of Amoresville. Hell, the town square was even built smack dab on the spot where his great-grand parents several generations removed consummated their love.
Now, the fate of the family farm rests directly on his shoulders, nearly crushing him. Can a dangerously curvy road, one giant pumpkin, and the town's meddling cafe owner (AKA Knox's mom) intervene to bring these two hyper-independent, stubborn people together?
When June hears about a wacky town in the northern mountains of Pennsylvania with an equally wacky name, she knows readers will eat up the local flavor and points Daisy in that direction. As the eldest brother of the Halstead siblings, Knox doesn't have time for a social life. And he doesn't want one either. His family tree stretches all the way back to the founding of Amoresville. Hell, the town square was even built smack dab on the spot where his great-grand parents several generations removed consummated their love.
Now, the fate of the family farm rests directly on his shoulders, nearly crushing him. Can a dangerously curvy road, one giant pumpkin, and the town's meddling cafe owner (AKA Knox's mom) intervene to bring these two hyper-independent, stubborn people together?
