Ninety Days to Marry The Farmer (A Heartland Haven Romance)
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Fifteen years of corporate climbing left Cassie Doyle burnt out, alone, and desperate for an exit. Heartland Haven — the tiny matchmaking agency everyone in town swears by — offers her one: marry a stranger, stay ninety days, walk away with a clean slate. Her match is Garrett Vance, a third-generation dairy farmer who says everything with his hands and almost nothing with his mouth.
Cassie shows up in the wrong boots, loses a shouting match with a goat named Marigold on day one, and somehow ends up naming the chickens by day three. What she doesn't plan on is the 4 a.m. milkings that start to feel like peace. The quiet, steady man who never asked her to be anyone but exactly who she is. A town that adopts her before she's earned it.
The contract has an end date. Her heart never got the memo.
A slow-burn, open-door marriage of convenience romance — for readers who want their small-town love stories a little muddy, a little funny, and completely swoon-worthy.