Late bloomer

mazey eddings' signature sparkling voice shines through in this sexy, sapphic, opposites-attract romance! 'a magnificent story about queer joy, queer love, and the power of queer community . . . this book is a must-read' alison cochrun winning the lottery ruined opal devlin's life. she may have been able to leave her dead-end job, but now she's getting endlessly bombarded with people knocking at her door for a handout . . . and she can't seem to stop saying yes. opal realises she has a chance to follow her own dreams, and decides to spend almost all her new money on a failing flower farm in north carolina where she can start her painting business. but her plans for isolation soon go hopelessly awry when an angry (albeit gorgeous) pepper boden is waiting for her at her new farm. pepper states that she's the rightful owner of thistle and bloom farms, and she isn't moving out. there's not much else they can do except strike up an agreement of co-habitation, but they're soon butting heads at every turn. while they each have a reason to stay, can these two opposites find a way to plant some roots? or will their combustible arguing (and growing attraction) burn the whole place down? amazing praise for mazey eddings: 'so freaking cute. . .tilly in technicolor will have you aching with love for these characters while swooning at their awkward adorableness together. i want to hug this book to my chest' chloe gong 'mazey eddings's writing is authentic, emotional, and intensely romantic! to me, it's like a taylor swift song in book form' ali hazelwood 'blends sweetness, breathless romance, and moments of striking vulnerability' helen hoang 'prepare to smile, laugh, and cry your way through this witty, fast-paced rom-com' evie dunmore 'laugh-out-loud funny, almost unbearably cute' rosie danan 'a contemporary romance masterpiece . . . the most intoxicating slow burn i've read in ages' rachel lynn solomon 'funny and cute while also exploring serious topics, powerfully underscoring the truth that relationships require work, and that happy endings are for everyone' sarah hogle 'brims with emotional depth, whip-smart banter, and sizzling chemistry' chloe liese