Kayla Reed is the bane of my existence.

She's self-centered, flighty, flirty, messy, and loud. All things that I can't stand.

And yet... I can't stop thinking about her.

She is the star of my every fantasy. And it's starting to interfere with my work.

I like my life organized and meticulously planned out. The last thing I want is for an attractive woman who's all wrong for me?and let's face it, would never give me the time of day?to wreck everything I've worked for.

So when one day, my schedule is completely thrown off track because I stayed up too late just to get the chance to talk to her, I decide that it's time for drastic measures.

I need to get Kayla out of my head. And the only way to do that is to put an end to the delusional fantasies.

I've got the perfect plan. I'll ask her out publically. When she rejects me, I'll be so embarrassed and defeated, it will cure me of my obsession.

Only one little problem. She says yes.

It's not too late for the plan to work, the date could go horribly wrong, or she could break up with me in the middle of the restaurant, or...

Except now that I have Kayla's attention, I never want to lose it.

Flowers in March is a spicy, grumpy/sunshine, enemies-to-lovers, small-town romance with a hero who's stuck in his ways and the heroine who brings light into his life... if he can only recognize that she's just what he needs.

The books in the A Year in Dogwood Grove series are short standalones with a guaranteed HEA. Perfect for a busy schedule. You get all the romance feels and small-town shenanigans in one sitting. Read them in any order. You'll find a familiar face every time you come back and know that you're always home in Dogwood Grove.